The institutionalization process of the Mondragon cooperative experience

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Published 20-12-2018
DOI https://doi.org/10.1387/lan-harremanak.20277
Eguzki Urteaga
UPV/EHU
Rafael Altuna
Mondragon Unibertsitatea

Abstract

The present article analyzes the institutional characteristics of the Mondragon's Cooperative Experience (MCE) since its origin and the most relevant institutional elements that constitute it. For that, it ana-lyzes the bases on which the ECM is sustained in its origin and which are going to use it as element of legitimization during the first decades of existence. These bases, which are named by the theory neoinstituci-onal (normative, regulatory and cognitive), provide stability and mean-ing to it throughout the time. MCE is constituted in cultural procedures that provide resources and values to its entities and particular activities integrating them in big projects.

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Urteaga, E., & Altuna, R. (2018). The institutionalization process of the Mondragon cooperative experience. Lan Harremanak, (40). https://doi.org/10.1387/lan-harremanak.20277
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Keywords

institutionalization - cooperative experience - Mon-dragón's cooperatives.

Issue
No. 40 (2018): Pensiones y Protección Social/ Pentsioak eta Gizarte Babesa.
Section
Open section

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