“COOP SIMILAR INSTITUTIONS IN THE
WORLD"
The cooperative movement in the
world, starting in the mid-18th century and early 19th century in England. These institutions are often referred
to as "COOP preindustrial". In
this century, also known as the Industrial Revolution and led to the emergence
of an ideology that then so dominate the world economic system. We know him by the name of capitalism. This ideology, in the course of its
history, then get the opponent commensurate with the presence of socialism. Cooperatives are present in between
the two major economic powers.
Suffering experienced by the workers
in various countries in Europe also experienced by the founders of the
Cooperative consumption in Rochdale, England, in 1844.
At first, Rochdale Cooperative is
only engaged in the consumption needs.
By adhering to the principles of
Rochdale, Rochdale Cooperative pioneers develop their small store it into a
business that is able to set up a factory to provide housing for its members,
as well as provide education to improve the knowledge of the board members and
the cooperative.
Following the success of Rochdale
Cooperative, established in 1852 has about 100 Cooperative Consumption in the
UK. As Rochdale Cooperative, cooperatives
are generally established by the consumer.
Cooperatives are also growing in
other countries. At the time of
the French Revolution and the development of the industry has led to poverty
and misery for the people of France. Thanks
to the encouragement of their pioneers like Charles Forier, Louis Blanc, and
Ferdinand Lasalle, who realized the necessity of improving the fate of people,
the small businesses in France managed to build cooperatives engaged in
production.
In Germany, standing cooperative
pioneered by Herman Schultz-Delitsch (1808-1883), judge and member of the first
parliament in Germany which successfully developed the concept badi initiatives
and the gradual development of urban credit cooperatives, cooperative provision
of means of production for the artisans, who then implemented by small traders,
and other groups.
There is also a pioneer by the name
of Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeissen (1818-1888) head of the village in
Flemmerfeld, Weyerbush in Germany. Raiffeissen
encourage farmers to unite themselves in savings and loan associations that
make up the credit cooperatives based on solidarity and unlimited dependents
are borne by the members of the cooperative societies, and guided brdasarkan
principle of self-help, self-managing, and supervising themselves.
First time rill cooperatives emerged
in Europe in the early 19th century. There
are two reasons that underlie the influence of socialism that there exist in
Europe it appears for the following reasons:
1. The presence of motif similarity
between the cooperative movement with the socialist movement.
2. As a form of economic organization
that is different from the shape of the structure of capitalist economic
organization.
Cooperative development in Europe
- English
-
France
-
Germany
-
Denmark
- Sweden
A. English
Suffering experienced by the
workers in various countries in
Europe in the early 19th century also experienced by the founders of the
Cooperative consumption in Rochdale, England, in 1844.
At first, Rochdale Cooperative is
only engaged in the consumption needs. But
then they began to spread their wings by doing ongoing work productively. By adhering to the asasasas Rochdale,
Rochdale Cooperative pioneers develop their small store it into a business that
is able to set up a factory, providing housing for its members, as well as
provide education to improve the knowledge of the board members and the
cooperative.
Following the success of Rochdale
Cooperative, established in 1852 has about 100 Cooperative Consumption in the
UK. As Rochdale Cooperative,
cooperatives are generally established by the consumer.
B. France
French and industrial development
has led to kemiskkinan and suffering for the people of France. Thanks to the encouragement of their
pioneers like Charles Forier, Louis Blanc, and Ferdinand Lasalle, who realized
the necessity of improving the fate of people, the small businesses in France
managed to build cooperatives engaged in production.
Today in France there is the French
National Consumer Cooperative Association (Fédération Nationale de Consommation
Dess Cooperative), the number of cooperative yangtergabung many as 476 pieces. The number of members reached 3.46
million people, and stores amounted to 9,900 pieces owned by the turnover of
3.600 billion francs / year.
C. German
Around the year 1848, when Britain
and France had reached kemaj uan, munculseorang pioneer named F. W.Raiffeisen, mayor in FlammersfieldIa
encourage farmers to unite themselves in savings associations.
After going through a few hoops,
finally Raiffesien can establish cooperative work with the following
guidelines:
1. Cooperative
members are required to save some money
2. Deposits
may be issued as loans by paying the interest.
3. Cooperative
efforts initially restricted to local villages in order to achieve close
cooperation.
4. Cooperative
Arrangements held by members elected without a wage.
5. The
advantage gained is used to help the welfare of the community
Other pioneer of the German
Cooperative is a judge named H. Schulze
from Delitzcsh city. In 1849 he
spearheaded the establishment of savings and credit cooperatives operating in
urban areas.
D. Denmark
The number of cooperative members in
Denmark covering approximately 30% of the entire population. Denmark.Nearly one-third of the rural
population of Denmark between the ages of 18 s / d 30-year Study abroad in
college.
In its development, not only
agricultural products are distributed through a cooperative, but including also
the goods for the agricultural sector itself. In
addition, in Denmark also develops cooperative consumption. The consumer cooperatives kebanyak
established by unions in urban areas.
My analysis of the Cooperative in
Indonesia is basically a cooperative was established to assist and meet the
needs of everyday society. However,
because the system is constantly changing so many cooperatives have failed and
no advancement of the cooperative. Many
cooperatives are misused so used as a tool to blackmail the people that should
be of help to the community.
Cooperative development in Indonesia
is likely to slow as the government more than the people concerned for
itself.Cooperatives are currently more rural areas are still very thick with
kinship and mutual help to each other.
So I think cooperatives in Indonesia
is still developing but not too advanced. Such
cooperatives in the world because of the lack of professional managers to
overcome the cooperative in Indonesia today. Government
should pursue policies such as foreign policy, one of which is to promote the
quality of goods.
My analysis of the Cooperative in
Indonesia is basically a cooperative was established to assist and meet the
needs of everyday society. However,
Because The system is constantly changing so many Cooperatives have failed and
no advancement of the cooperative. Many
Misused Cooperatives are so used as a tool to blackmail the people that should
be of help to the community.
Cooperative development in Indonesia is Likely to slow as the government more than the people concerned for itself.Cooperatives are currently more rural areas are still very thick with kinship and mutual help to each other.
So I think Cooperatives in Indonesia still developing but not too advanced. Such Cooperatives in the world Because of the lack of professional managers to Overcome the cooperative in Indonesia. Government should pursue policies such as foreign policy, one of the which is to promote the quality of goods.
Cooperative development in Indonesia is Likely to slow as the government more than the people concerned for itself.Cooperatives are currently more rural areas are still very thick with kinship and mutual help to each other.
So I think Cooperatives in Indonesia still developing but not too advanced. Such Cooperatives in the world Because of the lack of professional managers to Overcome the cooperative in Indonesia. Government should pursue policies such as foreign policy, one of the which is to promote the quality of goods.