Source: http://www.unrisd.org/unrisd/website/document.nsf/%28httpPublications%29/5936F8772AFB3780C1257BBE0056F0F9?OpenDocument    Multiple global crises and heightened concerns about the social and environmental consequences of market- and corporate-led development have reignited interest in “alternative” production, finance and consumption. Increasing attention is focusing on social and solidarity economy (SSE), a term that is gaining traction in many regions and forums around the world. On 6–8... Read more »