Christina Clamp

"HUMANITY@WORK&LIFE" "shows, not tells" how Mondragon-inspired virtuous cycles transform "humanity at work" globally and locally. It will be a resource for those interested in developing worker cooperatives, as well as an introduction for those interested in sustaining local and global social economy practice on behalf of the greater common good. ABOUT THE AUTHORShe is a sociology professor and cooperative-economics researcher who spent most of her academic career at Southern New Hampshire University in the United States and has been active in U.
S.-based cooperative development organizations and research networks.