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Volume 6, Issue 1

April 2006

     

Anthill
Newsletter of the British Columbia
Institute for Co-operative Studies

 
 
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In This Issue of
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4th Annual Co-op Youth Conference

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Co-ops and the Pursuit of Peace

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Best Practices in Co-op Development

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Introducing the Canadian Social Economy Hub (CSEHub)

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Spring 2001: V1 - I1
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Fall 2001: V1 - I3
Fall 2002: V2 - I1
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Spring 2006: V6 - I1
Fall 2006: V6 - I2
Fall 2007: V7 - I1

 

 


   
Congratulations to Graduating Researchers!

This April, 3 BCICS co-operative studies research associates are graduating. Congratulations Eryk, Kevin and Jan!

 

 

Eryk Martin is finishing his undergraduate degree in honours History with a focus on the co-op movements on Vancouver Island from 1840s to the 1980s. BCICS will be publishing Eryk's thesis paper as another installment in the Occasional Papers series.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kevin Wilson, author of Practical Dreamers: Communitarianism and Co-operatives on Malcom Island (order the book here), is completing his MA in History from the University of Victoria. Kevin had been instrumental in many BCICS research projects related to Sointula and Malcolm Island.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last, but not least, Jan Pullinger, BC’s first ever minister of Community Development, Co-operatives and Volunteers and a BCICS Research Associate, is finishing her MA of Applied Communications from Royal Roads University. Dr. MacPherson directed Jan’s thesis - Communicating Co-ops in a Wired World.