Publisher's Synopsis
Working Men Co-Operators delves into the history of the artisan cooperative movement in Great Britain. Authored by A.H.D. Acland and B. Jones, this book provides valuable insights into the efforts of working men to establish and manage their own cooperative enterprises. It explores the challenges and triumphs of these early cooperatives, offering a detailed account of their structure, operations, and impact on the broader economic and social landscape of the time.
This study is an important resource for understanding the development of cooperative economics and the role of artisans in shaping British industrial history. It highlights the principles of self-help and mutual aid that underpinned the movement, and its relevance to contemporary discussions about alternative economic models.
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