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This incisive Handbook provides a global update on the state of knowledge in cooperatives and mutuals, expertly describing future directions for research and education. Showcasing extensive discussions of cooperative theory, Matthew S. Elliott and Michael A. Boland, and the contributors, assess cooperatives' social, economic and environmental effects and analyse the impact of regional and cultural features that make cooperatives unique.

The insightful chapters are organised into key sections, including theory, organisation, governance and cross-sector applications, and introduce a relevant theory, framework, special topic or mini case on cooperatives and mutuals. The Handbook also examines the role of leaders, members and producers in supply chain governance and looks at different forms of cooperatives and mutuals and their prominence in the economy.





Offering an excellent in-depth read, this Handbook will be a vital additional resource for economics scholars and researchers, and those teaching and working on cooperatives and mutualism. It will also prove helpful for conducting leader and member education programs.

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This Handbook is remarkable for the breadth and quality of its contributors. Kudos to the Editors for assembling such a comprehensive collection of chapters on cooperatives and mutuals theory, governance, and practice. -- Brent Hueth, U.S Department of Agriculture, Washington DC, US Cooperatives define a multidimensional, complex set of organizational arrangements. This Handbook mobilizes an impressive group of experts to review the nature, role, governance, and diffusion of cooperatives worldwide, whilst exploring the numerous problems they face. It is a must-read for researchers and students as well as practitioners. -- Claude Menard, University of Paris, France Cooperatives and mutuals are a significant part of the economic landscape in most countries, but we have lacked a comprehensive source for knowledge and understanding of them and their potential to improve economic outcomes for members. This book, comprised of contributions from a distinguished group of international scholars and practitioners, fills this need and is an indispensable reference for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. -- Richard Sexton, University of California, Davis, US

List of contributors
viii
Acknowledgements xvi
Introduction to the Handbook of Research on Cooperatives and Mutuals 1(8)
Matthew S. Elliott
Michael A. Boland
PART I THEORY
1 The economic theory of agricultural and consumer cooperatives
9(13)
Jeffrey S. Royer
2 The new institutional economic theory of cooperatives: taking stock, looking ahead
22(30)
Matthew S. Elliott
Frayne Olson
PART II ORGANIZATION
3 Organizational costs in agricultural cooperatives: comparison of European and US approaches
52(31)
Constantine Iliopoulos
Michael L. Cook
4 New generation cooperatives: what we know and need to learn
83(17)
Jason Franken
Jasper Grashuis
5 Cooperative business structures: access to capital via equity and credit
100(16)
Christopher J. Kopka
PART III GOVERNANCE
6 Social capital and governance of agricultural cooperatives
116(19)
Jerker Nilsson
7 Leadership in agricultural cooperatives
135(13)
John L. Park
Diane B. Friend
Matthew T. Manley
Barry L. Boyd
8 Measuring cooperative performance using organizational effectiveness and member participation
148(18)
Sanjib Bhuyan
Kostas Karantininis
9 A framework for understanding the role of producers in governance of supply chains
166(6)
Michael A. Boland
Noreen Byrne
Bridget Carroll
Olive McCarthy
Stephen Pitts
William Secor
10 The role of the farmer and their cooperative in supply chain governance: a Latin American small producer perspective
172(13)
Stephen Pitts
11 The role of the farmer and their cooperative in supply chain governance: a US perspective
185(8)
Michael A. Boland
William Secor
12 The role of the farmer and their cooperative in supply chain governance: an Irish perspective
193(16)
Bridget Carroll
Olive McCarthy
Noreen Byrne
Michael A. Boland
Michael Ward
PART IV CROSS-SECTOR APPLICATIONS
13 Risk and uncertainty in cooperative business
209(21)
Frayne Olson
Matthew S. Elliott
14 The role of the marketing year and its implications for business strategy and finance
230(6)
Michael A. Boland
15 Towards a framework for formulating cooperative strategy
236(16)
Matthew S. Elliott
Frayne Olson
Jasper Grashuis
16 Profit distribution and financial performance in cooperative firms
252(13)
Phil Kenkel
Brian Briggeman
Keri Jacobs
17 The implications of taxation and tax policies for cooperatives and members
265(12)
Phil Kenkel
Keri Jacobs
Brian Briggeman
18 Capitalization, equity, and growth in cooperative firms
277(15)
Keri Jacobs
Phil Kenkel
Brian Briggeman
PART V SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS
19 Differential economic impacts for cooperative business structures: an application to farmer-owned cooperatives in New York State
292(21)
Todd M. Schmit
Frederick C. Tamarkin
Roberta M. Severson
20 Agricultural cooperatives and the transition to environmentally sustainable food systems
313(20)
Jos Bijman
Julia Hdhler
21 The development of cooperative-designed indicators for the SDGs
333(21)
Fiona Duguid
Daphne Rixon
22 African American cooperatives: from economic survival to economic justice
354(17)
Jessica Gordon Nembhard
PART VI REGIONAL AND CULTURAL FEATURES
23 Recent developments among dairy cooperatives in the European Union
371(18)
Julia Hohler
Jos Bijman
24 Social relations and cooperative development in rural China
389(17)
Qian Wan
Eric Micheels
Murray Fulton
25 Farmer cooperatives in China: frontiers in development and research
406(16)
Qiao Liang
Ziming Han
26 Agricultural cooperatives in Latin America: the case of dairy
422(18)
Alejandro Galetto
Gustavo Rossini
27 Unique features of agricultural cooperatives in sub-Saharan Africa
440(14)
Nicola Francesconi
Fleur Wouterse
Michael L. Cook
Gashaw T. Abate
PART VII SPECIAL SECTORS AND TOPICS
28 Consumer cooperatives: purpose and possibilities
454(20)
Zoe T. Plakias
Jason S. Entsminger
29 Product innovation and promotion of value-added products via marketing cooperatives
474(20)
Kristin Kiesel
Sean Kiely
Rachael E. Goodhue
30 Mutuals
494(23)
James M. White
31 Worker cooperatives: solidarity at work
517(14)
Sonja Novkovic
Jessica Gordon Nembhard
32 Multi-stakeholder cooperatives
531(18)
Margaret Lund
Sonja Novkovic
Epilogue: future directions on research and education on cooperatives and mutualism 549(4)
Matthew S. Elliott
Michael A. Boland
Index 553
Edited by Matthew S. Elliott, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Ness School of Management and Economics, South Dakota State University and Michael A. Boland, Ph.D., Professor of Agricultural Economics and the Koller Endowed Chairholder in Agribusiness Management and Information Technology, University of Minnesota, US