Mexico

2 publications

• Moving Beyond Capitalism

  Edited by Cliff DuRand, Routledge, USA, August 2016

• Confronting the Coffee Crisis. Fair Trade, Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Mexico and Central America

  Edited by Christopher M. Bacon,, V. Ernesto Mendez, Stephen R. Gliessman, David Goodman, Jonathan Fox, MIT Press, USA, January 2008

2 thesis

• From Client to Comrade: Alternative Currency and Market Relations in Mexico

  Thesis, University of Manchester for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Humanities

  Jeremy John Gunson, 2019

• Environmental and social responsibility in the coffee industry : a case for Oaxaca, Mexico

  Thesis, degree Master of Arts, UC San Diego, USA.

  Natalya Rimburg,, 2012

3 Videos

• Solidarity Economy Praxis Panel at the World Social Forum, México, May 2022

  May 2022

• Podcasts : Solidarity Economy in Latin America

  May 2022

• Conference on Economic Degrowth: David Barkin, Barcelona, 2010

  March 2010

9 case studies

• Transforming our world: A cooperative 2030 - Cooperative contributions to SDG 8

  ILO Briefs

  April 2018

  BIT/ILO

• Transforming our world: A cooperative 2030 - Cooperative contributions to SDG 5

  ILO Briefs

  March 2018

  BIT/ILO

• Integrated social reconstruction homes in Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico

  Transformative cities - Atlas of Utopias

  Cooperación Comunitaria A.C., 2018

• Cherán K’eri: To defend the territory is to defend the life that is found there

  Transformative cities - Atlas of Utopias

  Radio Fogata Cherán (indigenous community of Cherán, Michoacán), 2018

  TNI

• Interview of ORNI - Organización Nahuatl Independiente, Nuevo Nexaca, Puebla, Mexico

  The ORNI is a Social Solidarity Society gathering six Indigenous Villages of the region of Nuevo Nexaca, Puebla, Mexico. Promotion of work in the field of health and food according to the principles of self-management and fair trade. Importance to remember the history of the community, which implies the importance of the role of women.

  Chilo Villareal, March 2004

• Interview of NETECO - Integral Human Rights Organi

  Importance of the work of group and to improve food.

  Chilo Villareal, March 2004

• Interview of Austreberta Luján, Chatino Indians Community, Oaxaca region in Mexico

  Production and consumption of organic Jamaica coffee of quality according to principles of solidarity economy.

  Chilo Villareal, January 2004

• Interview of Maria Guadalupe Castañeda, Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico

  Works in the field of the support to agricultural projects according to principles of fair trade. Offers support for organizations through advisory services, planning, and assessment in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico.

  Chilo Villareal, December 2003

• Interview with CEDESA and REMECC (Mexican Fair Trade Network)

  The first organization works on integral development in several farmers communities in the region of Dolores Hidalgo Guanajuato. The second, on trade at a national level; they are part of the (Latinamerican Network of Community Trade), based in Equador. Works in the context of solidarity economy towards selfconsumption and responsible consumption in order to achieve a selfcentered development.

  Chilo Villareal, December 2003

12 Analyses/working papers/articles

• 100 strong ideas: Social and Solidarity Economy

  GSEF 2021, México

  2021

  GSEF

• ACADEMY ON SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY: INNOVATIVE ECOSYSTEMS FOR SOLIDARITY ECONOMY POLICIES AND SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION

  Seoul, June 2017

  June 2017

  BIT/ILO

• Legal and political recognition of social solidarity economy (SEE). An overview on SSE public policies and guidelines.

  Yvon Poirier, January 2016

  RIPESS Intercontinental

• Can the social sector of the economy in Mexico converge on the concept of social economy?

  Paper presented at the 5th Centre of Research and Information on the Public, Social and Cooperative Economy (CIRIEC) International Research Conference on Social Economy Social Economy in a Globalized World.

  Carola Conde Bonfil, 2015

• Rethinking the Social and Solidarity Society in Light of Community Practice

  Sustainability, 2014, vol. 6, issue 9, pages 6432-6445

  David Barkin, Blanca Lemus, 2014

• Social Enterprises for buen vivir in Chiapas: An Alternative to Development

  Think pieces for the UNRISD conference “Potential and Limits of Social and Solidarity Economy”. 6-8 May 2013

  Michela Giovannini, May 2013

  UNRISD

• Legal Frameworks on Social and Solidarity Economy: What is the Role of Civil Society Organizations in Policy Making?

  Think pieces for the UNRISD conference “Potential and Limits of Social and Solidarity Economy”. 6-8 May 2013

  Rafael Peels, May 2013

  UNRISD

• Tianguis Indigena: The solidarity economy and indigenous women in Mexico

  Development, 2012, vol. 55, issue 3, pages 393-396

  Tzinnia Carranza López, 2012

• Economic Alternatives for Gender and Social Justice: Voices and Vision from Latin America

  Luisa Antolin, Bénédicte Allaert, Martina Nuti, August 2011

• Principles for Constructing Alternative Socio-economic Organizations: Lessons Learned from Working Outside Institutional Structures

  Review of Radical Political Economics. Volume (Year): 41 (2009)

  David Barkin, September 2009

• A Strategy to Create New Beneficiaries from World Trade

  Alternatives to Globalization 2004 conference papers

  David Barkin, February 2004

• Community Currency Systems: A Co-operative Option for the Developing World ?

  Peter Moers, 1998

2 articles

• How Indigenous Communities Are Building Energy Sovereignty

  Article of Yes! Mafazine, 18/08/2021

  Natalie Peart, August 2021

  Yes! Magazine

• OECD Global Action on Promoting SSE Ecosystems

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - May 2021

  May 2021

  RIPESS Europe

Web sites :

• Association for Women’s rights development (AWID)
• RELACC - Red Latinoamericana de Comercializacion Comunitaria
• Revista Vinculando
• Fundacion Ahora A.C.
• De América Soy
• Yomol A’tel