Yönetim Bizde Mülkiyet Bizde - Paris Komünü'den Günümüze İşçi Denetimi

We Have the Management, We Have the Ownership - Workers' Control from the Paris Commune to the Present Day Book Description With the industrial age, wage earners organized in unions, fought strikes, and even went so far as to challenge the basic foundations of the capitalist system by creating various self-management institutions that aimed to control production without bosses. With specific experiences from every period of modern history and many countries around the world, this groundbreaking compilation comprehensively traces the historical tradition. Filled with lessons learned from historical and contemporary struggles for workers' control, "We're in Management, We're in Ownership" is an essential resource for those who think another world is possible, those who seek genuine alternatives, and those who struggle to create a new world from the ashes of the old. "The global capitalist order is in crisis." This collection is published just in time for the start of the 20th century and the simultaneous dramatic increase in workers' struggles, especially in the global South. Workers will seek greater control over market forces, and workers' councils are sure to re-emerge. A must-read book for both labor analysts and activists.”Ronaldo Munck, Dublin City University and University of Liverpool “Excellent! A very thorough, sober, and inspiring account of the movements for workers' control and the challenges they faced. There is no doubt that it should be a widely accepted reference point for future discussions and actions.” Other authors who contributed their research and analysis to this comprehensive study prepared by John Holloway, Immanuel Ness, author of Crack Capitalism, and Dario Azzellini: Victor Wallis, Donny Gluckstein, Sheila Cohen, Alberto R. Bonnet, David Mandel, Pietro Di Paola, Andy Durgan, Goran Musić, Zbigniew Marcin Kowalewski, Jafar Suryomenggolo, Samuel J. Southgate, Gabriela Scodeller, Peter Robinson, Alan Tuckman, Patrick Cuninghame, Elaine Bernard, Arup Kumar Sen , Andrés Ruggeri, Maurício Sardá de Faria, Henrique T. Novaes. (From the Promotional Bulletin)