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  • ...'''are a [[Network (Organisation)|network]] of [[Worker Cooperative|worker cooperatives]] in Cleveland, Ohio, [[United States of America|USA]]. ...rnment, charities and student groups at local universities to start worker cooperatives. The cooperative laundry was the first in 2008, cooperative solar was secon ...
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  • ...loyee-Owned Enterprises''' or '''Labor-Managed Firms''') are [[Cooperative|cooperatives]] which produce goods or provide services and are [[Workers' Self-Managemen * productivity in cooperatives and  worker-owned Enterprises  by John Logue and Jacqueline Yates prepared ...
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  • '''Housing Cooperatives''' are buildings and real estate owned and collectively managed by its [[Te == Research on Housing Cooperatives == ...
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  • '''Consumer Cooperatives''' is a [[cooperative]] that aims to lower the price of consumer goods for Consumer Cooperatives exploit [[Economy of Scale|economies of scale]] within markets by buying go ...
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  • ..." at the [[International Co-operative Alliance]] - https://www.ica.coop/en/cooperatives/cooperative-identity</ref> and are a subject of great interest to [[Anarchi == Types of Cooperatives == ...
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  • ...passengers per day. It was created from the merger of four smaller worker cooperatives that provided bus services in [[Timeline of Anarchism in Western Asia|1933] [[Category:Cooperatives]] ...
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  • [[Category:Worker Cooperatives]] [[Category:Cooperatives]] ...
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  • ...ives. In total, the Commune set up forty-three [[Worker Cooperative|worker cooperatives]]. The Commune also opened up several schools, including one for women. ...
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  • [[Category:Worker Cooperatives]] [[Category:Cooperatives]] ...
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  • ...'''are a [[Network (Organisation)|network]] of [[Worker Cooperative|worker cooperatives]] in Cleveland, Ohio, [[United States of America|USA]]. ...rnment, charities and student groups at local universities to start worker cooperatives. The cooperative laundry was the first in 2008, cooperative solar was secon ...
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  • ...regulating and [[Taxation|taxing]] this economy. They began to manage the cooperatives through 'marketing boards' (decreasing productivity, as bureaucracy became ...
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  • ...</ref> In the [[United States of America|US]], home health aides in worker cooperatives were significantly more satisfied with their jobs than in other agencies.<r ...
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  • === Housing Cooperatives === ...rural [[United States of America|USA]] found that those living in housing cooperatives felt much safer, independent, satisfied with life, had more friends, had mo ...
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  • ...eries, communes, survivalist retreats, [[kibbutzim]], ashrams, and housing cooperatives. New members of an intentional community are generally selected by the com ...
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  • ...n a country of high unemployment) by creating [[Worker Cooperatives|worker cooperatives]] in the industries of farming (producing wheat, artichokes, lettuce, tomat ...
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  • ''Not to be confused with [[Cooperative|cooperatives]] or [[co-optation]]'' ...
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  • ...er their former workplaces and running them as [[Worker Cooperative|worker cooperatives]] within a [[Capitalism|capitalist]] economy. This usually happens after a ...
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  • ...archo-Syndicalism|anarcho-syndicalist]]. He helped organised [[Cooperative|cooperatives]] in Poland and was seen as a 'spiritual leader' of [[Anarchism|anarchism]] ...riting articles, speaking and helping to organise groups and [[Cooperative|cooperatives]]. He also became increasingly interested in psychology, organising the Pol ...
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  • ...to centralise economic power away from small-scale enterprises and worker cooperatives into large corporations. The first was ''the Nineteenth Century Corporate L ==== 15. Social Organization of Production: Cooperatives and Peer Production ==== ...
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  • ...ade unions]], [[Democratic Militia|anarchist militias]] and [[Co-operative|cooperatives]] in the city.<ref name=":0">Steven Hirsch and Lucien van der Walt (2010) [ ...
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