The Case for Workers’ Co-ops

Robert Oakeshott

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Acknowledgements - Introduction to the Second Edition - The Current Debate - A First Look at Alternative Models - A Typology of Industrial Democracy - A Cold Climate in Britain - The Old British Producer Co-Ops - The ICOM and Similar Companies - The 'Wedgwood Benn' Co-Ops - The French Experience - Political Co-Ops in Italy - The Mondragon Group - Experience Elsewhere - Conclusions - Appendix - Index

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