Vol. 22 No. 1 (2018)

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Published: 30.06.2018

Introduction: Social Currencies, Innovation and Development

Ariádne Scalfoni Rigo

1-3
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Complementary currencies and the financing of investments in long-term assets

Rolf F.H. Schroeder

4-15
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Understanding the diversity of CCs worldwide in globalisation and deindustrialisation as an evolutionary tree diagram?

Makoto Nishibe

16-36
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Financing for development: a monetary issue in which money has no say

Tristan Dissaux

37-49
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Could scaling up of time currencies reduce working time, enlarge participatory democracy and redistribute wealth?

Bruno Théret

50-59
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Contrasted cases. Successes and failures of local currency schemes in France since 2010

Jérôme Blanc, Marie Fare

60-73
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Impact assessment method: an integral and continuous improvement of complementary currency for sustainability

Christophe Place

74-88
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Assessing local mutual credit as a socioeconomic tool for farmers in New York State’s Hudson Valley

Andrew Bonanno

89-102
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Implementation of modern barter exchange system in Bulgaria

Rositsa Toncheva

103-119
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The diversity and evolutionary process of modern community currencies in Japan

Yoshihisa Miyazaki, Ken-Ichi Kurita

120-131
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Using simulation and gaming to design a community currency system

Masayuki Yoshida, Shigeto Kobayashi

132-144
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