Commoning Labour and Democracy at Work

Introduction: Recuperating Workplaces and Community Spaces Part 1: Setting The Conceptual Stage: Recuperating Productive Life, Democratizing Work Chapter 1: Class Still Matters: Autogestion, Living Labour, The Moral Economy of Work, and The Labour Commons Chapter 2: A Conceptual Review: Workers' Self-Management, Workers' Control, and Autogestion Chapter 3: A Historical Perspective: Key Debates in Autogestion Part 2: Mapping The Experiences of Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Latin America Chapter 4: 'Occupy, Resist, Produce': Argentina's Worker-Recuperated Enterprises Set the Stage Chapter 5: Between The Social and Solidarity Economy and The State: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Brazil and Uruguay Chapter 6: Cooperatives, Co-Management, And Workers' Councils in the "Communal State": Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Venezuela Part 3: Mapping The Experiences of Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Europe and The Rest of The World Chapter 7: Labour-Conflict Conversions Amid Wider Cooperative Movements: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Italy and France Chapter 8: Workers' Responses to Rising Austerity and Social Challenges: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in the Rest of Europe Chapter 9: Inklings of a Larger Global Movement: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in The Rest of The World Part 4: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises as Labour Commons: Contradictions and Possibilities Chapter 10: Recuperating The Commons Chapter 11: Commonalities in The Lived Experiences of Worker-Recuperated Enterprises Chapter 12: The Dual Realities of Worker-Recuperated Enterprises Chapter 13: Worker-Recuperated Enterprises and Workplace Democracy as Labour Commons