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The Quebec Model for Developing Co-Ops

I have traveled to many countries with the intention of understanding what are the key elements that trigger co-op development and more importantly how is it intertwined with the specifics of culture, which makes any effort in co-op development successful. My point of view is that in our day and age, the co-op structure is more then ever pertinent and needed. I promote an economy that is enriching for people and community, an economy by people and for people, coops being the flagship of a plural economy, including a social economy. In this article, I point to the specific elements that have contributed to the success of coop development in Quebec, the fastest growing co-op sector in America