IJCCR 24 (Summer) Issue 2 Download the complete issue here or browse per article: Editorial Masayuki YoshidaI-III How could blockchain be a key resource in the value creation process of a local currency? A case study centered on EuskoFabienne Pinos1-13The Eusko’s trajectory. Understanding the success of the complementary local currency of the Northern Basque CountryDante Edme-Sanjurjo, Mathilde Fois-Duclerc, Yannick Lung, Julien Milanesi, and Fabienne Pinos14-29When is money not a currency? Developments from Finland of proto-community currenciesMarcus Petz30-53Characteristics of Community Currency that Contribute to Endogenous Regional Activation: Based on case studies of three community currencies – Ma~yu, Tengu, and Awa MoneyHan Meng and Akira Ueda54-63Complementary currency localization in closed contours of economic exchange: theoretical background and experimental verificationDmitry Berg and Olga Zvereva64-76Mumbuca E-dinheiro and the challenges of community governance: requirements, codes, and data digital community currency governanceLuiz Arthur S. Faria, Fernando G. Severo, Henrique L. Cukierman, and Eduardo H. Diniz77-88An investigation of social and credit theory of money focusing on regional and crypto currencies Chikako Nakayama and Manabu Kuwata89-100“Monetary Plurality” and “Currencies for an Alternative Economy”: Two paradigms of complementary currency researchRolf F.H. Schroeder101-115 Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...