Greetings from Trento

Hi everybody,

I promised to write some (or, at least something) in the blog, so maybe it's time to do it...

I usually don't have very interesting things to tell, at least aboth my PhD, but this week I have arrived Trento to do an stage in Euricse, an I can say this is a wonderful place to work. SOme of you were here in september in the summer school (at least Millàn...), so you know how beautiful the place is (and how wonderful the "cibo" is), and I imagine you have found the people ho works here, always ready to help you, and very good researchers. The activity of Euricse seems to increase constantly, with summer schools, publications, seminars, leading international research projects... so I'm really glad to have the opportunity to work in such active place and of such quality for some weeks. I really recomend you to "dive" in Eurisce's web.

I think I also owe you something....















































































And, by the way, some news and events that could be interesting for you... (I don't know if they are already in the blog...)

- A CIRIEC Spain study on social economy in Spain (of 2008), recently presented
- The page of CIRIEC Espana. Here, apart from other information on events, links on observatories, research projects... You can download their 2 scientific reviews on social economy (economics and law prespective)
- REVESCO, a scientific review of the UNiversidad COmplutense of Madrid. You can also download from internet.
- The website of GEZKI, an institute of the University of the Basque Country. You can also download their review and some publications.

And some events for the agenda...
- ICA Global Research Conference 2011 "New Opportunities for Co-operatives", 24-27 August 2011, Mikkeli (Finland) . Abstracts deadline: 31 March.
- Conference on "The social economy, corporate responsibility, private property & partnerships, workers' reights and cooperatives", in Onati (Basque COuntry), 6-8 July. First deadline: 8 March (I've just seen it!, but it seems it can be extended)

Bye!