Titlebook: Cooperation, Community, and Co-Ops in a Global Era; Carl Ratner Book 20131st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Abstrac

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1571-5507 orming behavior by reconstructing its cultural basis.IncludeGlobalization pressures have made cooperation on a global scale both necessary and possible. But cooperation is not easy in a world dominated by individual, cultural, and national selfish interests. The opposition to cooperation means that

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Book 20131st editionidual, cultural, and national selfish interests. The opposition to cooperation means that cooperation is not natural, but must be instituted through an intellectual and social struggle against countervailing forces. This book discusses issues that are necessary to describe the nature of cooperation

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Cooperation in Practice: Successes and Shortcomings of the International Cooperative Movement Todayast co-op in California. The point is to observe how successful the market-oriented, apolitical co-ops are in practicing cooperation. These observations serve as a test of the author’s critique of this cooperative social philosophy in the previous chapter.

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Introduction to the Praxis of Cooperative Behavior,oundation and potential for cooperation, and (4) the successes and weaknesses of others’ concepts and practices. Their successes are retained and expanded in my concept while their failures are corrected.

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The Dialectical Relation Between Cooperation and Capitalism: Cooperation Before, During, and After majority. The most radical and comprehensive destruction of cooperation was performed by the capitalist social class and its telos of private enrichment. Capitalism destroyed cooperation through an inexorable process of privatizing common, collective resources that were administered by a community.