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Towards an Epistemological Revolution: Social and Solidarity Economy through the Lens of Complex Thinking -Theoretical Framework and Empirical Anchoring in the Moroccan Context
[Vers une révolution épistémologique : l’économie sociale et solidaire à l’épreuve de la pensée complexe - Cadre théorique et ancrage empirique dans le contexte marocain]

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  • El Karkour Elk Mohammed

    (Recherche en Instrumentation et Gestion des Organisations - Université Mohammed I- Oujda,)

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This article examines Morocco's Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) through Edgar Morin's complex thinking. Using the principles of dialogics, recursivity, and hologrammatics, it shows how cooperatives, associations, and mutuals balance market and solidarity, create learning loops, and mirror national challenges gender inclusion, ecological transition, and social protection. Findings indicate tangible achievements yet incomplete consolidation: financial dependence, fragmented governance, and weak impact assessment. We propose priority directions a clear legal framework, territorial anchoring, ecological integration, and multidimensional evaluation tools to strengthen territorial resilience and position SSE as a lever for inclusive and sustainable development.

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  • El Karkour Elk Mohammed, 2025. "Towards an Epistemological Revolution: Social and Solidarity Economy through the Lens of Complex Thinking -Theoretical Framework and Empirical Anchoring in the Moroccan Context [Vers une révolution épistémologique : l’économie sociale et solidaire," Post-Print hal-05647086, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05647086
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17556687
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