Industrial Co-operation, the Story of a Peaceful Revolution; Being an Account of the History, Theory

This is an account of the industrial co-operative movement, which emerged in England in the nineteenth century as a response to the social and economic problems of the day. The book provides a detailed history of the movement, as well as a theoretical analysis of the principles underlying co-operation. The author argues that co-operation represents a "peaceful revolution" in which workers and consumers can unite to achieve common goals.