ICA Cooperative Research Conference - Theme 3. Committing to Our Cooperative Identity

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3.1. For the Survival of the Planet

Environment and the ICA-EU Partnership: Links between Cooperatives and Climate Action with a Global Thematic Research on Environment (Jeffrey Moxom, International Cooperative Alliance, John Emerson, Cooperatives Europe, Simren Singh, ICA Asia-Pacific, Melvin Khabenje, ICA Africa and Carlos González Blanco, Cooperatives of the Americas)
Co-operative Values in a Heating World (Saint Mary's University, Canada)
The cooperative and the circular economy model sustainable solution. The Portuguese case study (Ana Cristina Pego, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)

A contribution of Cooperativism to a possible process of economic integration in the Korean Peninsula (Rui Samarcos Lora, University of Coimbra, Portugal)
The contribution of cooperatives to positive peace: literature review (Claudia Sanchez Bajo, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
La economía social: una forma de entender la transición a la vida civil de la población excombatiente FARC-EP (Deisy Milena Sorzano Rodríguez, Cetys Universidad, Mexico and Etienne Mulume Oderhwa, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Mexico)

Self Help and State Initiated Cooperatives as Community Development Organizations Enabling Human Rights (Mary Ann R. Santiago, University of the Philippines Diliman, Philippines)
Social practices and new membership figures for the definition of a territorial cooperative model (Francesco Vigliarolo, Catholic University of La Plata / CESOT UBA, Argentina)
Subject relationships in the community as an impetus for the development of the profile of a cooperative person. (Carla Santos Machado, I.COOP, Brazil)
The Cooperative Principle of Concern for Community: what is community (Claudia Sanchez Bajo, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Contribution of the mutual insurances in Korean social economy to the community (LEE Hyangsook, iCOOP Co-operative Institute, Korea)
The Social Economy Organizations and Networks in Rural South Korea – Trends and Challenges (KIM Jeongseop, Korea Rural Economic Institute, Korea and KIM Sue-Lynn, Korea Rural Economic Institute, Korea)
Developing an alternative model of cooperative: A case of auto rickshaw taxi cooperative in Cambodia (BAEK Soonjib, Good Neighbors Global Impact Foundation, Korea)
Alternative Rural Development Strategy with Local Organic Food Cooperative Movement for producers-consumers coexistence (CHO Wanhyung, Yonam College / Kyungpook National University, Korea)

Cooperatives and social and solidarity economy in Argentina. Trajectory and its current role in complex scenarios. (Paula Cecilia Rosa Inés Liliana García, Centro de Estudios Urbanos y Regionales, Argentina)
Rebuilding the economy after Covid-19: the contribution of large cooperatives to the recovery phase (Chiara Carini, EURICSE, Italy)
The COVID-19 crisis and the global microcredit industry: An opportunity to move to new local cooperative financial models (Milford Bateman, Juraj Dobrila University, Croatia / Saint Mary's University, Canada)