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Monete complementari

Il termine “monete complementari” (Complementary Currencies – CCs) definisce l’ampio ventaglio di sistemi di scambio, sviluppati da gruppi di agenti (persone fisiche, strutture economiche e sociali, enti locali o banche) organizzati in rete, che integrano le monete ufficiali. Con tale termine viene genericamente indicata una specifica unità (o sistema) di conto utilizzata per contabilizzare e regolare transazioni volontarie, senza interessi, realizzate all’interno di un definito ambito geografico finalizzate allo scambio di merci e servizi.

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Bibliografia complessiva

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Amato, M. (2020), The nature of Money in a clearing system. From liquidity to liquidiness, Partecipazione e conflitto 13(1) 409-437 

Amato, M. e L. Fantacci (2006), Monete complementari per i DES, Centro di ricerca di BPE

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Bendell J., Slater M., Ruddick W. (2015), Re-imagining Money to Broaden the Future of Development Finance: What Kenyan Community Currencies Reveal is Possible for Financing Development, Working Paper 10, UNRISD Workshop “Social and Solidarity Finance: Tensions, Opportunities and Transformative Potential”.

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Collom, E., J. N. Lasker and C. Kyiriacou (2012), Equal Value: Community Currencies and Time Banking in the US, Farnham: Ashgate Publishing 

Coluccia P. (2001), La banca del tempo, Torino: Bollati Borighieri 

Cooper, D. (2013), ‘Time against time: Normative temporalities and the failure of community labour in Local Exchange Trading Schemes’. Time and Society. Vol 22(1) pp.31–54

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Fama, M. e E. Musolino (2020) Complementary Currency as a socio-technical innovation. Evidence from a local clearing union in Italy, Partecipazione e conflitto 13 (1) , 540-563 

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Gómez, G. (2012), ‘Sustainability of the Argentine Complementary Currency Systems:               four governance systems’. International Journal of Community Currency Research 16 (D) 

Gómez G. (2009), Argentina’s Parallel Currency: The Economy of the Poor, London: Pickering & Chatto.

Greco T. (2001), Money: Understanding and Creating Alternatives to Legal Tender, Vermont: Chelsea Green.

Greco, T. (2001) M O N E Y. Understanding and Creating Alternatives to Legal Tender, Vermont: Chelsea GreenPublishing Company 

Greco, Jr., Thomas H. (2009): The End of Money and the Future of Civilization

Greco T.  ( 2013) Reclaiming the Credit Commons Towards a Butterfly Society  

Greco G. L. (2019), Valute virtuali e valute complementari, tra sviluppo tecnologico e incertezze regolamentari, in «Rivista di diritto bancario - dottrina e giurisprudenza commentata», 3.

Hayashi M. (2012), Japan’s fureai kippu time-banking in elderly care: origins, development, challenges and impact, in «International Journal of Community Currency Research», 16.

Hudon M., Lietaer B. (2006), Natural savings: a new microsavings product for inflationary environments, in «Savings and Development», 4.

Jacob J., Brinkerhoff M., Jovic E., Wheatley G. (2004), The social and cultural capital of community currency: an Ithaca HOURS case study survey, in «International Journal of Community Currency Research», 8.

Latouche S. (2007), La scommessa della decrescita, Milano: Feltrinelli

Lietaer, B. (2001), The future of Money, Century, London 

Lietaer B. (2001), The future of money: Towards new wealth, work and a wiser world, in «European Business review», 13 (2).

Lietaer B. (2004), Complementary currencies in Japan today: history, originality and relevance, in «International Journal of Community Currency Research», 8 (1).

Manetti L. (2020), È il boom delle monete complementari: Raggiunta quota quindici in Italia, paeseRoma.it, 28 gennaio 2020,

Michel A., Hudon M. (2015), Community currencies and sustainable development: A systematic review, in «Ecological Economics», 116 (C).

Muzzioli S. M. (2020), Perché e come costruire una moneta complementare locale, Fondazione Etica – Manitese, Firenze: Emmaus Italia.

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Ruzzene, M. (2015), ‘Beyond growth: problematic relationships between the financial crisis, care and public economies and alternative currencies’. International Journal of Community Currency Research, 2016, 19 (D) 81-93  

Ruzzene, M. (2017), “Monete alternative e diritti sociali. Sviluppi recenti delle reti italiane di scambio e credito mutuale in una prospettiva di cura dei beni comuni”, in AAVV, Rapporto sui diritti globali 2017, Roma: Ediesse

Ruzzene M. (2018), Di fronte alla crisi. Il ruolo della politica e delle monete alternative nel sostegno delle economie di cura, pubbliche ed eco-solidali in Attivismo.info, 

Ruzzene, M.  (2018), ‘Forms of money power and measure of economic value. Time based credit for care and commons economies’, International Journal of Community Currency Research, 2018 n 22, pp 39-55 ISSN 1325-9547  

Sachy M. (2019), Commoncoin the digital complementary currency open source toolkit for the commonfare platform, Trento: Università degli Studi di Trento - open access, 

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Sassen S. (2006), Cities in a World Economy, USA-London-New Delhi: Pine Forge Press.

Scott-Cato M. (2006), Market, Schmarket: Building the Post-Capitalist Economy, Cheltenham: New Clarion Press.

Seyfang G., Longhurst N. (2013), Growing greenmoney?:mapping community currencies for sustainable development, in «Ecological Economy», 86.

Seyfang G., Smith A. (2007), Grassroots innovations for sustainable development: towards a new research and policy agenda, in «Environmental Politics», 16 (4).

Slater , M. (2019) Building the Credit Commons with Mutual Credit Clubs

Slater, M. e T. Jenkins (2016) The credit commons:  a money for the solidarity economy

Slater, M. Bendell, J. and Ruddick, W. O. (2015) Re-imagining money to broaden the future of development finance: what Kenyan community currencies reveal is possible for financing development. United Nations Research Institute for Social Development Working Papers Volume 10. United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD), Geneva. (Unpublished) J 

Stodder J. (2009), Complementary credit networks and macro-economic stability: Switzerland’s Wirtschaftsring, in «Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization», 72.

Tarozzi, D. (2019) Una moneta chiamata fiducia, Firenze: Chiarelettere  

Thorne L. (1996), Local exchange trading systems in the UK – a case of re-embedding?, in «Environment and Plan-ning A», 28 (8).

Wray, R. L. (2004), Credit and State Theories of Money, Cheltenham - UK: Edward Elgar 

Leggi regionali sulle monete complementari

Per valorizzare il legame tra regionalismo e sviluppo delle monete complementari, è stata strutturata una tabella che riassume la normativa regionale vigente sulle suddette tematiche. 

Per visualizzare le leggi regionali consultare la tabella.

DGR Lazio 13 maggio 2014, n. 260

Rettifica della DGR 237 del 6 maggio 2014 “Riordino della disciplina concernente l’ambito di operatività del Fondo per il sostegno del credito alle imprese del Lazio istituito dall'art. 20 della L.R. 17 febbraio 2007, n. 9 del 17 febbraio 2005, nel contesto del riordino delle società regionali operanti nel settore dello sviluppo economico e imprenditoriale, di cui alla L.R. 13 dicembre 2013, n. 10.