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Carla Dickstein

Submitted by Joe on Fri, 09/10/2010 - 14:50

Carla Dickstein has written several wonderfully clear essays on worker cooperative development, including

The role of cooperative development agencies in developing worker cooperatives: Lessons from Philadelphia (1988)
The Promise and Problems of Worker Cooperatives (1991)
Developing Worker Cooperatives as a Rural Development Strategy (1991)

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