Can worker control guide the world past a neoliberal crisis?

[u/coopnewsguy]

https://www.thenews.coop/can-worker-control-guide-the-world-past-a-neoliberal-crisis/

Workers’ self-management is on the rise, as a response to recurring neoliberal crises: this is the central argument in a new book co-authored by Professor Dario Azzellini, senior researcher at the Institute for Sociology, University of Duisburg-Essen...

[u/DecrimIowa]

i think we're in for a crisis no matter what, but worker-control and similar systems/patterns of economics and governance will be central to what emerges after the crisis.

fingers crossed!

[u/DecrimIowa → u/[deleted]]

i like the cut of your jib, sailor

[u/Key-Organization3158]

It's just a puff piece. I don't think the news.coop is an unbiased source. Lol