Worker ownership is an old idea that is newly relevant. A crucial reason for ownership that is seldom noted nowadays is its potential to contribute to industrial democracy. Worker ownership is widespread in both the United States and Western Europe. For ownership to translate into influence on corporate governance, workers ’ capital power must be organized collectively. Trade unions can serve this function. In France, Italy, and Germany, unique organizations called worker shareholder associations have come into being with the exercise of workers ’ capital power as their goal
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Theories of employee ownership implicitly assume that its essential features are the same in all cou...
This thesis adopts a geographical perspective to analyse the development of employee ownership in Br...
Labor unions are active again - but this time as capitalists. The potential strength of union pensio...
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The major issue addressed in this article is union involvement in conversions to employee ownership ...
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In a survey of 2500 workplace union delegates in eight unions we examined the power of workers at th...
The worker's movement in capitalist societies knows two ways to fight for economic democracy: the on...
Labor unions exert significant power through collective bargaining, pension fund investing, and poli...
This article discusses Canadian, U.K., U.S., French, and Swedish models of worker ownership and the ...
Employee share ownership is becoming increasingly important. This paper studies employee share owner...
Community Economic Development (CED) scholars posit that creating worker cooperatives, businesses ow...
In this essay I wish to explore the intersection of two broad issues. The first is the general trend...
Worker ownership of business enterprise has long been touted as a vehicle for community economic dev...
Theories of employee ownership implicitly assume that its essential features are the same in all cou...
This thesis adopts a geographical perspective to analyse the development of employee ownership in Br...
Labor unions are active again - but this time as capitalists. The potential strength of union pensio...
In the past, the traditional question posed by unions was: which side are you on? --presenting a cl...
The major issue addressed in this article is union involvement in conversions to employee ownership ...
This dissertation examines the role of labor unions, via their pension funds, as shareholder activis...
A survey of empirical research on productivity in worker-owned enterprises and cooperatives finds a ...
In a survey of 2500 workplace union delegates in eight unions we examined the power of workers at th...
The worker's movement in capitalist societies knows two ways to fight for economic democracy: the on...
Labor unions exert significant power through collective bargaining, pension fund investing, and poli...
This article discusses Canadian, U.K., U.S., French, and Swedish models of worker ownership and the ...
Employee share ownership is becoming increasingly important. This paper studies employee share owner...
Community Economic Development (CED) scholars posit that creating worker cooperatives, businesses ow...
In this essay I wish to explore the intersection of two broad issues. The first is the general trend...