26 years of IJCCR

		Volume 26 (2022, Issue 1)
26	2022	The politics of money utopias: methodological utopian explorations of the Banjar and the Neocracy	Marcus Petz and Teppo Eskelinen	1-21
26	2022	Politics, Pedagogies and Commoning: Reflections from the Helsinki Timebank	Teppo Eskelinen and Ruby van der Wekken	22-29
		Volume 25 (2021, Issue 2)
25	2021	Managing complementary currencies and the blockchain technology: a conversation with Bernard Lietaer	Marek Hudon and Camille Meyer	1-14
25	2021	I Buoni di Riace: A complementary currency as a strategic tool to resist the mafia and transform the migration crisis into an opportunity	Barbara Priolo	15-27
25	2021	Degrees of consensus and experts’ views on Community and Complementary Currencies	Sanel Alberto Contreras Ramirez	28-41
25	2021	The thoroughly disaggregated quantity equation	Samo Kavčič	42-62
25	2021	Understanding the recent dynamics of local currency initiatives in Switzerland	Christoph Stamm	63-76
25	2021	Book review: Bazzani, G. (2020) When money changes society: the case of Sardex money as community	Jérôme Blanc	77-80
		Volume 25 (2021, Issue 1)
25	2021	Editorial	Masayuki Yoshida	I-II
25	2021	Relationship between a community currency issuance organization’s philosophy and its issuance form: a Japanese case study	Masayuki Yoshida, Shigeto Kobayashi, Yoshihisa Miyazaki	1-15
25	2021	Cryptocurrencies for social change: the experience of Monedapar in Argentina	Ricardo Orzi, Raphael Porcherot and Sebastián Valdecantos	16-33
25	2021	Integral research on the Lake District Pound: six mixed methods for assessing the impact of a currency	Christophe Place, Jem Bendell, Ian Chapman, Jamie McPhie and David Murphy	34-51
25	2021	Exploring social capital within Damietta’s furniture industry value chain as a mode of community currency	Nourhan Heysham, Hisham Elkadi and Sara Biscaya	52-67
25	2021	Tax-credit instruments as complementary currencies: a policy proposal for fighting the austerity while saving the Euro zone	Thomas Coutrot and Bruno Théret	68-74
25	2021	Chiemgauer Complementary Currency – Concept, Effects, and Econometric Analysis	Christian Gelleri and James Stodder	75-95
2021	2021	Rethinking the Significance of Regional Currencies: The Case of the Chiemgauer	Kiminori Hayashi	96-106
2021	2021	Prospects of implementation of complementary currencies at the municipal level by dataset of economical agents banking transactions	A.A. Panachev and  D.B. Berg	107-115
2021	2021	Merit signal – the éminence grise of economic systems	Alexander Zatko	116-129
2021	2021	Revitalizing Local Communities through Regional Currencies Using GIS: A Case Study in Kasama and Kesennuma in Japan	Mayumi Dan and Kayo Okabe	130-158

		Volume 24 (Summer 2020, Issue 2)
24	2020	Editorial	Masayuki Yoshida	Ⅰ-Ⅲ
24	2020	How could blockchain be a key resource in the value creation process of a local currency? A case study centered on Eusko	Fabienne Pinos	1-13
24	2020	The Eusko’s trajectory. Understanding the success of the complementary local currency of the Northern Basque Country	Dante Edme-Sanjurjo, Mathilde Fois-Duclerc, Yannick Lung, Julien Milanesi, and Fabienne Pinos	14-29
24	2020	When is money not a currency? Developments from Finland of proto-community currencies	Marcus Petz	30-53
24	2020	Characteristics of Community Currency that Contribute to Endogenous Regional Activation: Based on case studies of three community currencies—Ma~yu, Tengu, and Awa Money	Han Meng and Akira Ueda	54-63
24	2020	Complementary currency localization in closed contours of economic exchange: theoretical background and experimental verification	Dmitry Berg and Olga Zvereva	64-76
24	2020	Mumbuca E-dinheiro and the challenges of community governance: requirements, codes, and data digital community currency governance	Luiz Arthur S. Faria, Fernando G. Severo, Henrique L. Cukierman, and Eduardo H. Diniz	77-88
24	2020	An investigation of social and credit theory of money focusing on regional and crypto currencies	Chikako Nakayama and Manabu Kuwata	89-100
24	2020	“Monetary Plurality” and “Currencies for an Alternative Economy”: Two paradigms of complementary currency research	Rolf F.H. Schroeder	101-115

		Volume 24 (Winter 2020, Issue 1)
24	2020	Historical transition of community currencies in Japan	Shigeto Kobayashi, Yoshihisa Miyazaki and Masayuki Yoshida	1-10
24	2020	Toward spatial analyses of local currencies: the case of France	Jérôme Blanc and Csaba Lakócai	11-29
24	2020	Image, value and belief: assessing money through Simondon	Diego Viana	30-44
24	2020	A Conceptual framework for classifying currencies	Louis Larue Olivier	45-60
24	2020	IDEAS FOR DEBATE: The Financing of Investments in Long-term Assets and the Inverse Maturity of Deposits in the Commodity-Money-Commodity Type of Mutual Credit	Samo Kavčič	61-74
24	2020	Challenges of social currency use: a survey on Community Development Banks in Brazil	Ariádne Scalfoni Rigo	74-85

		Volume 23 (Summer, 2019 Issue_2)
23	2019	Editorial	Georgina M. Gómez	1
23	2019	Transforming or reproducing an unequal economy: solidarity and inequality in a community currency	Ester Barinaga	2-16
23	2019	Key Factors for the Durability of Community Currencies: An NPO Management Perspective	Jeremy September	17-34
23	2019	Sidechain and volatility of cryptocurrencies based on the blockchain technology	Olivier Hueber	35-44
23	2019	Social representations of money: contrast between citizens and local complementary currency members	Ariane Tichit	45-62
		Volume 23 (Winter 2019, Issue 1)
23	2019	Editorial: integration of new narratives and worlds in cc research	Filipe M. Alves	1-2
23	2019	Las monedas sociales históricas españolas	Wilko von Prittwitz	3-19
23	2019	Las monedas locales complementarias: Modelos de orientación estratégica como política pública	Andreu Honzawa	20-29
23	2019	Aspectos clave del diseño de una moneda complementaria liderada por la administración pública	Lluís Muns Terrats; Marta Segura Bonet; Lluís Torrens Mèlich	30-47
23	2019	Ventajas e inconvenientes del uso de las monedas sociales y complementarias (MSCS): ¿qué tipo de valores se ofrecen?	Yasuyuki Hirota	48-62
23	2019	La importancia de conocer la trazabilidad de las monedas complementarias	Marta Segura Bonet; Lluís Muns Terrats	63-70
23	2019	¿Cómo funciona la pluralidad monetaria al nivel de los hogares? La división de tareas entre las divisas en la Argentina (1998 – 2005)	Georgina M. Gómez	71-82
23	2019	La red Comal y las unidades de intercambio solidario (UDIS): Una historia de apropiación y resiliencia navegando entre contradicciones	Paula Sánchez de la Blanca Díaz-Meco	83-92
23	2019	El desarrollo endógeno sustentable: análisis de la sustentabilidad del banco de horas Olga Cossettini de Capilla del Monte, Argentina, a partir de la Carta de la Tierra	Ricardo Marcelo Orzi	93-109

		Volume 22 (Summer 2018, Issue 2)
22	2018	Editorial: Building community, promoting the commons, and surfing the digital wave	Filipe M. Alves	1-3
22	2018	IJCCR Publications: a literature review 2009-2016	Filipe M. Alves; Rui F. Santos	4-15
22	2018	The District Currency: a new currency design for managing the commons	Jens Martignoni	16-38
22	2018	Forms of money power and measure of economic value. The alternative currencies coping with care of commons	Maurizzio Ruzzene	39-55
22	2018	A digital community bank: mapping negotiation mechanisms in its consolidation as an alternative to commercial banks	Eurídice Gomes da Silva Hernandes; Erica Souza Siqueira; Eduardo Henrique Diniz; Marlei Pozzebon	56-70
22	2018	Extending Blockchain Technology to host Customizable and Interoperable Community Currencies	Gustav R.B. Friis; Florian Glaser	71-84
22	2018	Swiss impact currency: improving the impact of currency systems for a sustainable economy in Switzerland	Christophe Place; Antonin Calderon; James Stodder; Isidor Wallimann	85-104
22	2018	Sustainability of local complementary currencies: conclusions from an empirical study in Poland	Grzegorz Sobiecki	105-125
22	2018	Identifying barriers and solutions to adoption of social, complementary and/or virtual currencies	Clara Inés Peña de Carrillo; Josep Lluís de la Rosa i Esteva; Paulo Nicolás Carrillo Peña; Peter Pharow	126-142

		Volume 22 (Winter 2018, Issue 1)
22	2018	Introduction: Social Currencies, Innovation and Development	Ariádne Scalfoni Rigo	1-3
22	2018	Complementary currencies and the financing of investments in long-term assets	Rolf Schroeder	4-15
22	2018	Understanding the diversity of CCs worldwide in globalisation and deindustrialisation as an evolutionary tree diagram?	Makoto Nishibe	16-36
22	2018	Financing for development: a monetary issue in which money has no say	Tristan Dissaux	37-49
22	2018	Could scaling up of time currencies reduce working time, enlarge participatory democracy and redistribute wealth?	Bruno Théret	50-59
22	2018	Contrasted cases. Successes and failures of local currency schemes in France since 2010	Jérôme Blanc and Marie Fare	60-73
22	2018	Impact assessment method: an integral and continuous improvement of complementary currency for sustainability	Christophe Place	74-88
22	2018	Assessing local mutual credit as a socioeconomic tool for farmers in New York State’s Hudson Valley	Andrew Bonanno	89-102
22	2018	Implementation of modern barter exchange system in Bulgaria	Rositsa Toncheva	103-119
22	2018	The diversity and evolutionary process of modern community currencies in Japan	Yoshihisa Miyazaki and Ken-ichi Kurita	120-131
22	2018	Using simulation and gaming to design a community currency system	Masayuki Yoshida and Shigeto Kobayashi	132-144

		Volume 21 (Summer 2017, Issue 2)
21	2017	The Bright and the Dark Side of Virtual Currencies. Recent Development in Regulatory Frame-work	Milenko Josavac	1-18
21	2017	What is the potential for community currencies to deliver positive public health outcomes? Case study of Time Credits in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, UK	Gemma Burgess	19-32
21	2017	Sharing is Caring: Mediterranean Time Banking in a Multidimensional Crisis Scenario	Lucía del Moral-Espín	33-50
21	2017	Which characteristics of communities boost time-banking? Case study of the United States	Katerina Gawthorpe	51-64
21	2017	Let’s change: a critical study of the aims and practices of a local exchange trading scheme	Arianna Bove	65-84
21	2017	IDEAS FOR DEBATE A new type of money for a Mayan community to build resilience in a context of economic crisis 85-97	Ranulfo Paiva Sobrinho, Claudia Maricusa Agraz Hernández, Karla Vanessa Córdoba Brenes, Juan Osti Sáenz, Ademar Ribeiro Romeiro	85-97

		Volume 21 (Winter 2017, Issue 1)
21	2017	Editorial: Reflections on scaling-up	Georgina M. Gómez	1-5
21	2017	From an idea to a scalable working model: Merging economic benefits with social values in Sardex	Giuseppe Littera, Laura Sartori, Paolo Dini and Panayotis Antoniadis	6-21
21	2017	Doing it together. Studying the implementation of a new social currency in the Netherlands	Lydwien A. Batterink, Edgar A.D. Kampers, and Judith C.V. van der Veer	22-35
21	2017	Timebanking, co-production and normative principles: putting normative principles into practice	Neville Clement, Allyson Holbrook, Daniella Forster, Johanna Macneil, Max Smith, Kevin Lyons and Elizabeth McDonald	36-52

		Volume 20 (Summer 2016)
20	2016	Editorial	Georgina M. Gómez	1
20	2016	Psychological factors influencing the use and development of complementary currencies	Carmen Smith and Alan Lewis	2-23
20	2016	Classifying non-bank currency systems using web data	Ariane Tichit, Clément Mathonnat and Diego Landivar	24-40
20	2016	The “commodity – money – commodity” mutual credit complementary currency system. Marxian money to promote community trade and market economy	Samo Kavčič	41-53

		Volume 19 (Summer 2015, Issue 2)
19	2015	Introduction: Money and Development	Georgina Gómez	1-5
19	2015	Territorial development and Community currencies: symbolic meanings in Brazilian Community development banks	Marie Fare, Carlos de Freitas and Camille Meyer	6-17
19	2015	Complementary Currencies for Sustainable Development in Kenya: The Case of the Bangla-Pesa	William O. Ruddick, Morgan A. Richards, and Jem Bendell	18-30
19	2015	Virtual social currencies for unemployed people: social networks and job market access	Maëlle Della Peruta and Dominique Torre	31-41
19	2015	Price Setting Mechanisms in Complementary Currencies in Argentina’s Redes de Trueque	Georgina M. Gómez	42-52
19	2015	What kinds of volunteer become more motivated by community currency? Influence of perceptions of reward on motivation	Ken-ichi Kurita, Masayuki Yoshida and Yoshihisa Miyazaki	53-61
19	2015	Building trust: exploring the role of community exchange and reputation	Robin Krabbe	62-71
19	2015	Community Currency in Korea: How do we envision community currency?	Joonmo Kang and Baeg Eui Hong	72-80
19	2015	Beyond growth: problematic relationships between the financial crisis, care and public economies, and alternative currencies	Maurizio Ruzzene	81-93
19	2015	French complementary currency systems: exploring contributions to promote social currency in Argentina	Ricardo Orzi	94-105
19	2015	The Financing of Complementary Currencies: Problems and Perspectives	Rolf. F. H. Schroeder	106-113
19	2015	On Velocity in Several Complementary Currencies	Josep Lluis de la Rosa and James Stodder	114-127
19	2015	Prices in Parallel Currency: the case of the Exchange Network of Chania, Crete	Irene Sotiropoulou	128-136
19	2015	Cooperation and Intertrade between Community Currencies: From fundamentals to rule-making and clearing systems, including a case study of the Zurich Area, Switzerland	Jens Martignoni	137-151
19	2015	Validating and improving the Impact of Complementary Currency Systems through impact assessment frameworks	Christophe Place and Leander Bindewald	152-164
19	2015	It’s the motivation, stupid! The influence of motivation of secondary currency initiators on the currencies’ success	Lukas Fesenfeld, Jan Stuckatz, Iona Summerson, Thomas Kiesgen, Daniela Ruß, Maja Klimaschewski	165-172

		Volume 19 (Winter 2015, Issue 1)
19	2015	The Community Currency Scene in Spain	Hughes, Neil	1-11
19	2015	How Green is Our Money? Mapping the Relationship between Monetary Systems and the Environment	Brooks, Skylar	12-18
19	2015	2015 Book reviews

		Volume 18 (Summer 2014)
18	2014	A Counter-Hegemonic Discourse of Economic Difference: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Timebanking in the United States	Rice, Julie Steinkopf	1-10
18	2014	First Micro-Simulation Model of a LEDDA Community Currency-Dollar Economy	Boik, John	11-29
18	2014	2014 Book reviews

		Volume 17 (Summer 2013)
17	2013	Improving Complementary Currency Interchange By A Regional Hub-Solution	Huber, L. and Martignoni, J.	1-7
17	2013	Bitcoin: The Political ‘Virtual’ Of An Intangible Material Currency	Jansen, M.	8-18
17	2013	Taking Moneyless Exchange to Scale: Measuring and Maintaining the Health of a Credit Clearing System	Greco, T.	19-25
17	2013	Is A Global Virtual Currency With Universal Acceptance Feasible?	Jegatheesan, S., Ahmed, S., Chamney, A. and El-Kadri, N.	26-44
17	2013	Complementary currency and its impact on the economy	Groppa, Octavio	45-57
17	2013	2013 Book reviews

		Volume 16 (Summer 2012, Issue 2)
16	2012	A New Approach to a Typology of Complementary Currencies	Martignoni, J.	1-17
16	2012	Key Indicators of Time Bank Participation: Using Transaction Data for Evaluation	Collom, E.	18-29
16	2012	Japan’s Fureai Kippu Time-banking in Elderly Care: Origins, Development, Challenges and Impact	Hayashi, M.	30-44
16	2012	Are Alternative Currencies A Substitute Or A Complement To Fiat Money? Evidence From Cross-Country Data	Pfajfar, D., Sgro, G. and Wagner, W.	45-56
16	2012	2012 Book reviews

		Volume 16 (Winter 2012, Issue 1)
16D	2012	Editorial 2012 (Volume 16 Special Issue): Thirty Years of Community and Complementary Currencies	J. Blanc	1-4
16D	2012	Democratizing Money: Historical Role of the U.S. Federal Government in Currency Creation	Wainwright, S.	5-13
16D	2012	Selling Scrip to America: Ideology, Self-help and the experiments of the Great Depression	Elvins, S.	14-21
16D	2012	Tax Anticipation Scrip as a Form of Local Currency in the USA during the 1930s	Gatch, L.	22-35
16D	2012	Community Currencies as Integrative Communication Media for Evolutionist Institutional Design	Nishibe, M.	36-48
16D	2012	A comparison in transaction efficiency between dispersive and concentrated money creation	Kichiji, N. and Nishibe, M.	49-57
16D	2012	Does Demurrage matter for Complementary Currencies?	Godschalk, H.	58-69
16D	2012	Economic Activity Without Official Currency in Greece: The * Hypothesis	Sotiropoulou, I.	70-79
16D	2012	Sustainability of the Argentine Complementary Currency Systems	Gómez, G.	80-90
16D	2012	Moral Money: A Case Study at the Chiemgauer Regional money	Thiel, C.	91-96
16D	2012	Solidarity economy between a focus on the local and a global view	Volkmann, K.	97-105
16D	2012	Stroud Pound: A Local Currency to Map, Measure and Strengthen the Local Economy	Scott Cato, M. and Suárez, M.	106-115
16D	2012	Local Exchange Trading Systems in Central European post-Communist Countries	Jelínek, P., Szalay, Zs. and Konečný, A.	116-123
16D	2012	An Empirical Study of the Social Effects of Community Currencies	Nakazato, H. and Hiramoto, T.	124-135
16D	2012	CC Coupon Circulation and Shopkeepers’ Behaviour: A Case Study of the City of Musashino, Tokyo, Japan	Kurita, K., Miyazaki, Y. and Nishibe, M.	136-145
16D	2012	A two-marketplace and two-currency system: A view on business-to-business barter exchange	Young, M.	146-155
16D	2012	Emerging trend of complementary currencies systems as policy instruments for environmental purposes: changes ahead?	Joachain, H. and Klopfert, F.	156-168
16D	2012	Trophic currencies: ecosystem modeling and resilient economies	Brakken, M., Austin, P., Rearick, S. and Bindewald, L.	169-175

		Volume 15 (Summer 2011, Issue 2)
15A	2011	Eco-Pesa: An Evaluation of a Complementary Currency Programme in Kenya’s Informal Settlements	Ruddick, W.O.	1-12
15A	2011	Time is of the Essence: The Challenges and Achievements of a Swedish Time Banking Initiative	Molnar, S.	13-22
15A	2011	A Theoretical Framework for Shared Monetary Governance	Jones, S.D.	23-30
15A	2011	Community Currency Research: An analysis of the literature	Schroeder, R.F.H., Miyazaki, Y., Fare, M.	31-41
15A	2011	Status: The Burlington Currency Project: A History	Kirschner, A.	42-55
15A	2011	Money and Participatory Governance: A review of the literature	Jones, S.D.	56-68
15A	2011	Downtown Dollars: Community currency or discount coupon?	Kaplan, N.	69-77
15A	2011	Communal Currencies In Venezuela	Dittmer, K.	78-83
15A	2011	Calgary Dollars: Economic and Social Capital Benefits	Wheatley, G., Younie, C., Alaijlan, H. and McFarlane, E.	84-89
15A	2011	2011 Book Reviews

		Volume 15 (Winter 2011, Issue 1)
15D		Editorial 2011 (Volume 15 Special Issue): The State of the Art	Longhurst, N. and Seyfang, G.	1
15D	2011	Preface 2011 (Volume 15 Special Issue): Yet Another Moment of Truth	Boyle, D.	1-3
15D	2011	Classifying ‘CCs’: Community, Complementary and Local Currencies	Blanc, J.	4-10
15D	2011	On The Money: Getting the message out	Rogers, J.	11-16
15D	2011	Complementary Currencies in Germany: The Regiogeld System	Thiel, C.	17-21
15D	2011	What Have Complementary Currencies in Japan Really Achieved?	Hirota, Y.	22-26
15D	2011	Alternative Exchange Systems in Contemporary Greece	Sotiropoulou, I.	27-31
15D	2011	Complementary Currencies for Sustainable Local Economies in Central America	Brenes, E.	32-38
15D	2011	Community Currency Progress in Latin America (Banco Palmas)	Place, C.	39-46
15D	2011	L’Accorderie and Le Jardin Universel (JEU) in Quebec	Lizotte, M. and Duhaime, G.	47-51
15D	2011	Kékfrank to Boost the Resilience of Locality	Szalay, Z.E.	52-56
15D	2011	The SOL: A Complementary Currency for the Social Economy and Sustainable Development	Fare, M.	57-60
15D	2011	Building Local Resilience: The emergence of the UK Transition Currencies	Ryan-Collins, J.	61-67
15D	2011	A Report from Vermont (USA): The VBSR Marketplace	Kirschner, A.	68-72
15D	2011	Time-Banking in Social Housing	Naughton – Doe, R.	73-76
15D	2011	The Colours of Money: Artmoney as Community Currency	Banks, M.	77-81
15D	2011	Complementary Currency Open Source Software in 2010	Slater, M.	82-87

		Volume 14
14A	2010	Editorial 2010 (volume 14)	Longhurst, N.
14A	2010	Learning To Exchange Time: Benefits and Obstacles To Time Banking	Ozanne, L.	1-16
14A	2010	The Case for Monetary Diversity	Mouatt, S.	17-28
14A	2010	Stamp Scrip in the Great Depression: Lessons for Community Currency for Today?	Warner, J.	29-45
14B	2010	Research Briefing: Grassroots Innovations and Complementary Currencies	Seyfang, G. and Longhurst, N.	1-2

		Volume 13
13	2009	13 (2009), editorial	Williams, C.C.	1-2
13	2009	Time for Each Other: Working Towards a Complementary Currency Model to Serve the Anti-Poverty Policies of the Municipality of Landgraaf, the Netherlands	van Kuik, M.	3-18
13	2009	Change Takes Time: Exploring Structural and Developmental Issues of Time Banking	Gregory, L.	19-32
13	2009	Stiansen Endre and Guyer Jane I. (1999) Credit, Currencies and Culture: African Financial Institutions in Historical Perspective	Ngoumou, T.	33-35
13	2009	The Impact of Community Currency Systems on Gender Relations in Rural Northeast Thailand: A Hybrid Social Audit-Gender Analysis Approach	Walker, D.	36-60
13	2009	Chiemgauer Regiomoney: Theory and Practice of a Local Currency	Gelleri, C.	61-75
13	2009	Social Economy and Central Banks: Legal and Regulatory Issues on Social Currencies (Social Money) as a Public Policy Instrument Consistent with Monetary Policy	Freire, M.V.	76-94
13	2009	Josh Ryan-Collins, Lucie Stephens and Anna Coote (2008) The New Wealth Of Time: How Time Banking Helps People Build Public Services	Devitt, K.	95-97
13	2009	David Akin and Joel Robbins (eds) (1999) Money and Modernity: State and Local Currencies in Melanesia	de Meulenaere, S.	95-98
13	2009	Gill Seyfang (2009) The New Economics of Sustainable Consumption: Seeds of Change	Graugaard, J.	99-101

		Volume 12
12	2008	Editorial 2008 (volume 12)	Seyfang, G.	1
12	2008	2007 Yearly Report of the Worldwide Database of Complementary Currency Systems	de Meulenaere, S.	2-19
12	2008	Peter North (2006) Alternative Currency Movements as a Challenge to Globalisation? A Case Study of Manchester’s Local Currency Networks.	Boulianne, M.	20-23
12	2008	Community Currency: An Approach To Economic Sustainability In Our Local Bioregion	Soder, N. T.	24-52
12	2008	An Economic Analysis Of Contemporary Local Currencies In The United States	Krohn, G.A. and Snyder, A.M.	53-68
12	2008	Helmut Creutz (2008) Le Syndrome De La Monnaie. Vers Une Economie De Marche Sans Crise.	Blanc, J.	69-73

		Volume 11
11	2007	Editorial 2007 (volume 11)	Williams, C.C.	0
11	2007	Local Currency Loans and Grants: Comparative Case Studies of Ithaca HOURS and Calgary Dollars	Mascornick, J.	1-22
11	2007	2006 Yearly Report of the Worldwide Database of Complementary Currency Systems	de Meulenaere, S.	23-35
11	2007	The Motivations, Engagement, Satisfaction, Outcomes, and Demographics of Time Bank Participants: Survey Findings from a U.S. System	Collum, E.	36-83
11	2007	Towards A Knowledge Economy	Carrillo, C.I., de la Rosa, J.L. and Canals, A.	84-97
11	2007	Exploring Gender Divisions In A Community Currency System: The Case Of The Barter Network In Argentina	Pereyra, F.	98-111

		Volume 10
10	2006	Editorial 2006 (volume 10)	Williams, C.C.	0
10	2006	Complementary Currency Innovation: Self-guarantee in peer-to-peer currencies	Ardon, M. and Lietaer, B.	1-7
10	2006	2005 Yearly Report of the Worldwide Database of Complementary Currency Systems	de Meulenaere, S.	8-17
10	2006	A Proposal for a Brazilian Education Complementary Currency	Lietaer, B.	18-23
10	2006	Community Exchange and Trading Systems in Germany	Schroeder, R.F.H.	24-42
10	2006	Argentina in the Red: What can the UK’s Regional Economies Learn from the Argentinian Banking Crisis?	Cato, M.S.	43-55
10	2006	Establishing Time Based Community Currencies: Means of Measure, Exchange and Storage	Serra, S. H.	56-67

		Volume 9
9	2005	Has the Time for Electronic Currency Come? Imagining an E-Currency Future for Money	Sharma, A.
9	2005	Helping Everyone Have PLENTY: Addressing Distribution and Circulation in an HOURS-based Local Currency System	Lepofsky, J. and Bates, L.K.
9	2005	Editorial 2005 (volume 9)	Williams, C.C.

		Volume 8
8	2004	Editorial 2004 (volume 8)	Williams, C.C.	0
8	2004	The Social and Cultural Capital of Community Currency, An Ithaca HOURS Case Study Survey	Jacob, J., Brinkerhoff, M., Jovic, E. and Wheatley, G.
8	2004	HOUR Town – Paul Glover and the Genesis and Evolution of Ithaca HOURS	Jacob, J., Brinkerhoff, M., Jovic, E. and Wheatley, G.
8	2004	Kaláka and Kör: Green money and mutual aid in Hungary	North, P.
8	2004	Complementary Currencies in Japan Today: History, Originality and Relevance	Lietaer, B.

		Volume 7
7	2003	Editorial 2003 (volume 7)	Williams, C.C.
7	2003	A Currency for Change? one activist’s personal view of LETS	Taylor, G.

		Volume 6
6	2002	Editorial 2002 (volume 6)	Williams, C.C.
6	2002	Tackling social exclusion with community currencies: learning from LETS to Time Banks	Seyfang G.
6	2002	Talente Tauschring Hannover (TTH): Experiences of a German LETS and the relevance of theoretical reflections	Schroeder, R.F.
6	2002	Development at the Conjuncture of Feminism and Associationalism	Powell, J.

		Volume 5
5	2001	Editorial 2001 (volume 5)	Williams, C.C.
5	2001	Mutual Credit Systems and the Commons Problem: Why Community Currency Systems such as LETS Need Not Collapse Under Opportunistic Behaviour	Schraven, J.
5	2001	The Role of the Third Sector in Paving a ‘Third Way’: Some Lessons From Local Exchange and Trading Schemes (LETS) in the United Kingdom	Williams, C.C., Aldridge, T., Lee, R., Leyshon, A., Thrift, N. and Tooke, J.
5	2001	On LETS and Time Dollars	Cahn, E.
5	2001	Commodity Currencies for Fair and Stable International Exchange Rates	Plinge, J.W.

		Volume 4
4	2000	Editorial 2000 (volume 4)	Willams, C.C.
4	2000	LETS and Benefit Claiming in the UK: Results of a Pilot Project	Fitzpatrick, T.
4	2000	Towards an Economy in the Hands of the People: The Tianguis Tlaloc Local Currency System in Mexico	Lopezllera-Mendez, L. and de Meulenaere, S.
4	2000	Reinventing the Market: Alternative Currencies and Community Development in Argentina	de Meulenaere, S.
4	2000	Community-based LETSystems in Australia: Localised Barter in a Sophisticated Western Economy	Liesch, P.W. and Birch, D.
4	2000	Why Do People Join Local Exchange Trading Systems?	Caldwell, C.

		Volume 3
3	1999	Editorial 1999 (volume 3)	Irwin, G.
3	1999	Nouvelles formes de sociabilités ou les limites d’une utopie politique	Laacher, S.
3	1999	Cercles d’échanges, cercles vertueux de la solidarité Le cas de l’Allemagne	Pierret, D.

		Volume 2
2	1998	Editorial 1998 (volume 2)	Jackson, M.
2	1998	Evaluating LETS as a Means of Tackling Social Exclusion and Cohesion	Willams, C.C., Aldridge, T., Lee, R., Leyshon, A., Thrift, N. and Tooke, J.
2	1998	Green Domination In Norwegian LETSystems: Catalyst For Growth Or Constraint On Development?	Gran, E.
2	1998	Local Exchange and Trading Systems (LETS) in Australia: a new tool for community development?	Ingleby, J.
2	1998	Corporate Barter and Economic Stabilisation	Stodder, J.

		Volume 1
1	1997	Editorial 1997 (volume 1)	Williams, C.C.	0
1	1997	Local Exchange and Trading Systems (LETS) in Australia: a new tool for community development?	Williams, C.C.	1-11
1	1997	The problem of over-accumulation: examining and theorising the structural form of LETS	Jackson, M.	1-9
1	1997	Examining Local Currency Systems: a social audit approach	Seyfang, G.	1-29