Introduction Part I. Origins and Types of Alternative Organizations: 1. Cooperatives in the late twentieth-century: the democratic impulse and the challenge of oligarchy 2. The organizations studied, the methods used Part II. A Theory of Democratic organization: 3. The collectivist organization: an alternative to bureaucratic models 4. Internal conditions that facilitate collectivist-democratic organizations 5. External conditions that facilitate collectivist-democratic organizations Part III. The Significance of Democratic Organizations: 6. Democracy and individual satisfaction 7. The future of cooperation 8. Overview and conclusions Notes References Index.
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Russell et al. (1990) studied this question.