Globalization, regional integration and cooperative development: analysis of chilean case
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https://doi.org/10.11606/rco.v2i4.34727Keywords:
Cooperative Development, Globalization, International Trade, Regional IntegrationAbstract
This work represents an effort to analyze the particular case of the Chilean cooperative sector, and specially his efforts and strategies to conduce their cooperatives in the context of the globalization and the commercial integration process. This document is a partial result of "Regional Integration and the Cooperative Sector (MERCOSUR)" project, financed by the Centre de Recherche pour le Development International, CRDI, of Canada, and coordinated by the "Universidad de la República del Uruguay.Downloads
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