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Cooperatives At Work 1st Edition George Cheney Matt Noyes Emi Do

Name: Cooperatives At Work 1st Edition George Cheney Matt Noyes Emi Do
SKU: BELL-49486598
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.9 MB

Pages: 289

Author: George Cheney, Matt Noyes, Emi Do, Marcelo Vieta, Joseba Azkarraba, Charlie Michel

ISBN: 9781838678258, 1838678255

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 1

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Cooperatives At Work 1st Edition George Cheney Matt Noyes Emi Do by George Cheney, Matt Noyes, Emi Do, Marcelo Vieta, Joseba Azkarraba, Charlie Michel 9781838678258, 1838678255 instant download after payment.

Worker cooperatives have held great promise since they first appeared on the economic scene almost two centuries ago. Interestingly, they have roots with both organized labor and social reformers at the end of the eighteenth century and the first half of the nineteenth century. Worker co-ops also stem from efforts by groups of people to control their own economic and social destinies in line with humanitarian, democratic, egalitarian, and sometimes revolutionary values. This vision has been made concrete in countless cases of people taking their work and social futures into their own hands, working against many obstacles and fashioning possibilities that many politicians and business leaders said were unrealistic or even impossible.