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I advocate for socializing the behavior of our corporations, and democratizing their benefits. By discarding the conventional model of corporate ownership that now relies upon absentee ownership, and replacing it with one based on worker ownership, we can accomplish these ends.
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Controlling Our Corporations - Part 3 This article describes reforms that would support the creation of worker-owned corporations.
Tuesday, November 14, 2006Controlling Our Corporations - Part 3 This article describes reforms that would support the creation of worker-owned corporations.
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Sunday, October 29, 2006
Corporations: Containment vs Reform - Part II This essay explains how absentee investors and workers are normally seen to have opposing interests when both suffer at the hands of those who control our corporations. Getting these interests groups to see their shared interests is the first step needed on the path to corporate economic reforms. These reforms would transfer corporate control out of the impotent hands of absentee investors, and into the hands of workers.
Sunday, October 29, 2006Corporations: Containment vs Reform - Part II This essay explains how absentee investors and workers are normally seen to have opposing interests when both suffer at the hands of those who control our corporations. Getting these interests groups to see their shared interests is the first step needed on the path to corporate economic reforms. These reforms would transfer corporate control out of the impotent hands of absentee investors, and into the hands of workers.
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Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Controlling Our Corporations: Containment versus Rehab Liberals are finally gaining their voice on the problem of corporate capitalism. But they are stuck in the past when it comes to reform ideas. Instead of containing the inherently bad behavior of our corporations, we should seek to rehabilitate our corporations. Doing so begins with worker ownership, an idea that's ready for prime time.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006Controlling Our Corporations: Containment versus Rehab Liberals are finally gaining their voice on the problem of corporate capitalism. But they are stuck in the past when it comes to reform ideas. Instead of containing the inherently bad behavior of our corporations, we should seek to rehabilitate our corporations. Doing so begins with worker ownership, an idea that's ready for prime time.
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Monday, October 9, 2006
A Real Ownership Society This article provides a synopsis of the reforms proposed in the author's book, "A Real Ownership Society". In brief, these reforms propose a means of transferring voting control of our corporations to workers while leaving small investors better off than they are now.
Monday, October 9, 2006A Real Ownership Society This article provides a synopsis of the reforms proposed in the author's book, "A Real Ownership Society". In brief, these reforms propose a means of transferring voting control of our corporations to workers while leaving small investors better off than they are now.
