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Vertrauen der Mitglieder in ihre Genossenschaft: Das Beispiel der Wohnungsgenossenschaften

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Im Verlauf fortschreitender Ökonomisierung und des in allen Sparten stattgefundenen Größenwachstums von Primärgenossenschaften ist hier und da in der Beziehung 'Mitglied Genossenschaft' ein Verlust von Gemeinschaftsgefühl und persönlicher Verbundenheit eingetreten. Damit geht gewöhnlich eine Einbuße von Vertrauen einher. Andererseits ist eine gemeinsame Vertrauensbasis enorm wichtig für die Funktionsfähigkeit und Erfolgswirksamkeit förderwirtschaftlicher Kooperation. Während im einschlägigen Schrifttum bislang vor allem verschiedene Kategorien des Mitgliedervertrauens in Genossenschaften erörtert wurden, stehen im Mittelpunkt dieses Beitrages vertrauensempfindliche Bereiche, Vertrauen bildende Strategien der Genossenschaften und davon zu erwartende Wirkungen. Die Überlegungen werden am Beispiel der wohnungsgenossenschaftlichen Sparte präzisiert.

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  • Ringle, Günther, 2009. "Vertrauen der Mitglieder in ihre Genossenschaft: Das Beispiel der Wohnungsgenossenschaften," Wismar Discussion Papers 01/2009, Hochschule Wismar, Wismar Business School.
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