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Social finance and social economy in Romania. A ‘proximities’ Issue for the regionalisation process of a west european country in transition?
[Les finances solidaires et l'économie sociale en roumanie: une réponse de «proximités» à la régionalisation d'une économie en transition?]

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  • Pascal Glemain

    (CIAPHS - Centre Interdisciplinaire d'Analyse des Processus Humains et Sociaux [Rennes] - UR2 - Université de Rennes 2)

  • Emmanuel Bioteau

    (UA - Université d'Angers)

  • Alexandru Dragan

    (UA - Université d'Angers)

Abstract

Rumänien scheint ein einzigartiges Experimentierfeld für Sozialwirtschaft in den zentralen und östlichen L¨andern der EU zu sein. Es ist tats ¨ achlich so, dass Rum¨anien versucht, mit seinen genossenschaftlichen Unternehmen und seinen Non Profit-Organisationen ein sozial-basiertes Wirtschaftsmodell zu entwickeln. In seinem sozialen und ¨okonomischen Transformationsprozess erscheint Rum¨anien als ein Land, in dem das ¨ortlich verankerte Bankensystem sich mehr und mehr aus Mikrofinanzinstituten zusammensetzt. Mit dieser Untersuchung sollen die F¨ ahigkeiten sozial-basierter Finanzwirtschaft aufgezeigt werden, eine ¨ortliche sozial-basierte nachhaltige Entwicklung einzuleiten. Das bedeutet, sich an der Spitze eines neuen human ausgerichteten Entwicklungsmodells zu befinden, bei dem Menschenw¨ urde und menschliche F¨ ahigkeiten die Schwerpunkte eines neuen konvivialen Wirtschaftsmodells sind.

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  • Pascal Glemain & Emmanuel Bioteau & Alexandru Dragan, 2013. "Social finance and social economy in Romania. A ‘proximities’ Issue for the regionalisation process of a west european country in transition? [Les finances solidaires et l'économie sociale en rouma," Post-Print hal-01892571, HAL.
  • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-01892571
    DOI: 10.1111/apce.12009
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