Vol. 19 No. 2 (2015)

Published: 30.06.2015

Introduction: Money and Development

Georgina M. Gómez

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Territorial development and Community currencies: symbolic meanings in Brazilian Community development banks

Marie Fare, Carlos De Freitas, Camille Meyer

6-17
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Complementary Currencies for Sustainable Development in Kenya: The Case of the Bangla-Pesa

William O. Ruddick, Morgan A. Richards, Jem Bendell

18-30
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Virtual social currencies for unemployed people: social networks and job market access

Maëlle Della Peruta, Dominique Torre

31-41
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Price Setting Mechanisms in Complementary Currencies in Argentina’s Redes de Trueque

Georgina M. Gómez

42-52
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What kinds of volunteer become more motivated by community currency? Influence of perceptions of reward on motivation

Ken-Ichi Kurita, Masayuki Yoshida, Yoshihisa Miyazaki

53-61
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Building trust: exploring the role of community exchange and reputation

Robin Krabbe

62-71
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Community Currency in Korea: How do we envision community currency?

Joonmo Kang, Baeg Eui Hong

72-80
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Beyond growth: problematic relationships between the financial crisis, care and public economies, and alternative currencies

Maurizio Ruzzene

81-93
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French complementary currency systems: exploring contributions to promote social currency in Argentina

Ricardo Orzi

94-105
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The Financing of Complementary Currencies: Problems and Perspectives

Rolf F.H. Schroeder

106-113
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On Velocity in Several Complementary Currencies

Josep Lluís De La Rosa, James Stodder

114-127
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Prices in Parallel Currency: the case of the Exchange Network of Chania, Crete

Irene Sotiropoulou

128-136
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Cooperation and Intertrade between Community Currencies: From fundamentals to rule-making and clearing systems, including a case study of the Zurich Area, Switzerland

Jens Martignoni

137-151
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Validating and improving the Impact of Complementary Currency Systems through impact assessment frameworks

Christophe Place, Leander Bindewald

152-164
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It’s the motivation, stupid! The influence of motivation of secondary currency initiators on the currencies’ success

Lukas Fesenfeld, Jan Stuckatz, Iona Summerson, Thomas Kiesgen, Daniela Rub, Maja Klimaschewski

165-172
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Vol. 19 No. 2 (2015)

Introduction: Money and Development

Territorial development and Community currencies: symbolic meanings in Brazilian Community development banks

Complementary Currencies for Sustainable Development in Kenya: The Case of the Bangla-Pesa

Virtual social currencies for unemployed people: social networks and job market access

Price Setting Mechanisms in Complementary Currencies in Argentina’s Redes de Trueque

What kinds of volunteer become more motivated by community currency? Influence of perceptions of reward on motivation

Building trust: exploring the role of community exchange and reputation

Community Currency in Korea: How do we envision community currency?

Beyond growth: problematic relationships between the financial crisis, care and public economies, and alternative currencies

French complementary currency systems: exploring contributions to promote social currency in Argentina

The Financing of Complementary Currencies: Problems and Perspectives

On Velocity in Several Complementary Currencies

Prices in Parallel Currency: the case of the Exchange Network of Chania, Crete

Cooperation and Intertrade between Community Currencies: From fundamentals to rule-making and clearing systems, including a case study of the Zurich Area, Switzerland

Validating and improving the Impact of Complementary Currency Systems through impact assessment frameworks

It’s the motivation, stupid! The influence of motivation of secondary currency initiators on the currencies’ success

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