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Principles of European Cooperative Law

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Fajardo-García, Gemma   +6 more
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Grice's Cooperative Principle: Meaning and rationality

Journal of Pragmatics, 2007
Abstract Grice's Cooperative Principle is assumed to be a basic concept in pragmatics, yet its interpretation is often problematic. The use of the word ‘cooperative’ seems to lead to confusion between Grice's technical notion and the general meaning associated with the lexeme cooperation , leading to what I term ‘cooperation drift’.
Bethan Davies
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Agricultural Cooperatives and Cooperative Principles

Contributions To Management Science
Jerker Nilsson
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THE HARMONIZATION OF COOPERATIVE LAW IN THE MERCOSUR AND THE PRINCIPLE OF COOPERATION AMONG COOPERATIVES

International Journal of Cooperative Law, 2023
The present work aims to analyze how the effective harmonization of laws within the scope of Mercosur can favor cooperation among cooperatives inserted in such economic bloc, promoting, in the first instance, the development of cooperativism, so that it becomes possible to face the challenges to come and, as a consequence, enabling regional growth.
Teixeira, Marianna Ferraz   +2 more
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Cooperativity Principles in Protein Folding

2004
Knowledge of the physical driving forces in proteins is essential for understanding their structures and functions. As polymers, proteins have remarkable thermodynamic and kinetic properties. A well-known observation is that the folding and unfolding of many small single-domain proteins, of which chymotrypsin inhibitor 2 is a prime example, appear to ...
Hue Sun, Chan   +2 more
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Locutionary and perlocutionary cooperation: The perlocutionary cooperative principle

Journal of Pragmatics, 1997
Abstract This paper presents an argument for distinguishing between locutionary and perlocutionary cooperation, applying to linguistic and extra-linguistic goals, respectively. A principle governing perlocutionary cooperation is proposed and arguments for its usefulness are presented.
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