Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-311) and index.
Note
Print version record.
Contents
1. Introduction -- 2. Normative Perspectives -- 3. Workers' Control in Action (I) -- 4. Workers' Control in Action (II) -- 5. Conceptual Foundations -- 6. Explanatory Strategies -- 7. A Question of Objectives -- 8. Views from Economic Theory (I) -- 9. Views from Economic Theory (II) -- 10. Transitions and Clusters -- 11. Toward a Synthesis -- 12. Getting There from Here.
Summary
Economists have had little success in explaining the rarity of worker-controlled firms. This book provides case studies of such firms and surveys the available evidence on their design and behavior. It outlines a policy proposal to encourage employee buyouts of conventional firms.