Andrés Spognardi
Biographic Data
| ID | 5244830 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrés Spognardi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrés |
| FAMILY NAME | Spognardi |
| SIGNATURE | SPOGNARDI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Coimbra |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3942-2644 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Transformar a alimentação a partir do território
Introdução
Insights into the nature and dynamics of business power
Most analyses of business power focus on the ability of firms to mobilise resources to influence policy or regulation. When examined through this lens, however, the case of Argentine Credit Unions (CUs) seems puzzling. Emerging from the margins of the economy, CUs withstood regulatory pressures from politically-connected banks, building an informal nationwide credit network with its own payment instruments and clearing services. A military dictat…
Cooperatives as a Buffer Between Capitalism’s Conflicting Classes
Portugal was a pioneer in state-led cooperative development. In 1867, the parliament passed legislation encouraging workers to organize their own collective businesses. In the view of the ruling elite, this would prevent the emergence of a class cleavage between labor and capital, contributing to the stability of the liberal economic and political order. Combining the historical method with John Kingdon’s multiple-streams approach to policy formu…
The rise and fall of industrial self-management in Portugal
In the aftermath of the 1974 democratic revolution, Portugal witnessed a massive wave of worker occupations and factory takeovers. Following this period of exponential growth, industrial self-management entered a phase of stagnation, eventually slipping into an unstoppable path of decay. Drawing on historical institutional theory, this paper explores the causes of this evolutionary trend. The climate of political and economic uncertainty that fol…
Los orígenes del cooperativismo de crédito en Argentina, 1887-1926
Las cooperativas de crédito argentinas dieron sus primeros pasos entre 1887 y 1926, al amparo de un marco legal impreciso. La pobre caracterización de la sociedad cooperativa en el código de comercio de 1889, y la falta de una legislación y regulación adecuada en el sistema financiero, dieron lugar a la aparición de una variedad de iniciativas, no siempre inspiradas por el espíritu de solidaridad y ayuda recíproca. El presente artículo ofrece un …
The rise and fall of industrial self-management in Portugal
In the aftermath of the 1974 democratic revolution, Portugal witnessed a massive wave of worker occupations and factory takeovers. Following this period of exponential growth, industrial self-management entered a phase of stagnation, eventually slipping into an unstoppable path of decay. Drawing on historical institutional theory, this paper explores the causes of this evolutionary trend. The climate of political and economic uncertainty that fol…
Insights into the nature and dynamics of business power
Most analyses of business power focus on the ability of firms to mobilise resources to influence policy or regulation. When examined through this lens, however, the case of Argentine Credit Unions (CUs) seems puzzling. Emerging from the margins of the economy, CUs withstood regulatory pressures from politically-connected banks, building an informal nationwide credit network with its own payment instruments and clearing services. A military dictat…
Los orígenes del cooperativismo de crédito en Argentina, 1887-1926
Las cooperativas de crédito argentinas dieron sus primeros pasos entre 1887 y 1926, al amparo de un marco legal impreciso. La pobre caracterización de la sociedad cooperativa en el código de comercio de 1889, y la falta de una legislación y regulación adecuada en el sistema financiero, dieron lugar a la aparición de una variedad de iniciativas, no siempre inspiradas por el espíritu de solidaridad y ayuda recíproca. El presente artículo ofrece un …
Los orígenes del cooperativismo de crédito en Argentina, 1887-1926
Las cooperativas de crédito argentinas dieron sus primeros pasos entre 1887 y 1926, al amparo de un marco legal impreciso. La pobre caracterización de la sociedad cooperativa en el código de comercio de 1889, y la falta de una legislación y regulación adecuada en el sistema financiero, dieron lugar a la aparición de una variedad de iniciativas, no siempre inspiradas por el espíritu de solidaridad y ayuda recíproca. El presente artículo ofrece un …
The rise and fall of industrial self-management in Portugal
In the aftermath of the 1974 democratic revolution, Portugal witnessed a massive wave of worker occupations and factory takeovers. Following this period of exponential growth, industrial self-management entered a phase of stagnation, eventually slipping into an unstoppable path of decay. Drawing on historical institutional theory, this paper explores the causes of this evolutionary trend. The climate of political and economic uncertainty that fol…
Cooperatives as a Buffer Between Capitalism’s Conflicting Classes
Portugal was a pioneer in state-led cooperative development. In 1867, the parliament passed legislation encouraging workers to organize their own collective businesses. In the view of the ruling elite, this would prevent the emergence of a class cleavage between labor and capital, contributing to the stability of the liberal economic and political order. Combining the historical method with John Kingdon’s multiple-streams approach to policy formu…
Insights into the nature and dynamics of business power
Most analyses of business power focus on the ability of firms to mobilise resources to influence policy or regulation. When examined through this lens, however, the case of Argentine Credit Unions (CUs) seems puzzling. Emerging from the margins of the economy, CUs withstood regulatory pressures from politically-connected banks, building an informal nationwide credit network with its own payment instruments and clearing services. A military dictat…
Transformar a alimentação a partir do território
Introdução
Political science (4 works) · Cooperative Studies and Economics (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Market economy (2 works)