Nadia Johanisová and Markéta Vinkelhoferová

Nadia Johanisová lectures in the Department of Environmental Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Masaryk University, Brno. Markéta Vinkelhoferová is an employee of the Ecumenical Academy, a Prague-based NGO. Currently she is in charge of the European SUSY project - SUstainable and SolidaritY Economy.

Czech Republic

Solidarity and profit

One hundred and fifty years ago, the Czechs were among the pioneers of the cooperative movement, which attempts to put the public good before profit. Today, it is beginning to experience renewed interest.

Nadia Johanisová and Markéta VinkelhoferováMarch 24, 2016, 6:58 amApril 23, 2016

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Solidarity and profit