The ILO’s recognition of the social and solidarity economy (SSE), with an internationally accepted definition, pointed out its important role in achieving sustainable development goals, which aim at fostering inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all, and reducing inequalities. This article stresses the essential...
A fundamental agent in the promotion and strengthening of the Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS) is the State and its different administrations, as evidenced by historical experience and various investigations. However, the relationship between the two is usually dialectical rather than idyllic, synergies and conflicts coexisting in permanent tens...
The incorporation of the gender perspective to the study of the social and solidarity economy in Latin America arises from observing and questioning the social division of work based on gender within the experiences of economic solidarity. With this, it was observed that the proposal of the social and solidarity economy points to the construction o...
La démocratisation socio-économique exige la présence d'une intermédiaire qui assure l'inclusion économique et l'équité sociale par l'alliance, l'osmose et l'articulation entre la politique et les citoyens. L'animateur socioculturel, étant un médiateur, assure l'émancipation des jeunes et prétend leur engagement professionnel par la présence des st...
This article addresses the issue of the contribution of SSE to the SDGs through a comparative analysis conducted in two countries: France and South Korea. The theoretical perspective adopted is that of public action renewal through a co-production process and the method uses a multidimensional analysis of the institutionalisation of SSE in both sur...
To take into account actives groups’ images and meanings in the Social and Solidarity Economy permits us to rethink other possible realities, where there is an intention to promote spaces of resistance to the exploitative relations of the hegemonic capitalist system, betting on collective and solidarity processes. The objective of the article was t...
This research examines beneficiaries' perception of linkage projects developed by the Catholic University of Cuenca focused on the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE), specifically in Zone 6 of Ecuador. In the first instance, descriptive research on the social and solidarity economy at the international and national levels was conducted, and the in...
The Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS in Spanish) encompasses a wide range of associative practices that seek to reproduce life in an organized, solidarity-based manner and with non-authoritarian work processes. Cooperativism is one of the longest-lived, most widespread, and richest expressions of ESS, but it is also complicated to situate within ...
