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Self-Management in Yugoslavia,at is, kingdom-wide) lines, and in the 1921 elections to the National Assembly the Serbian parties were easily able to secure a majority and thus ignore Croat calls for federalism. Although the Croat Peasant Party obtained massive support in Croatia, it was obliged to operate as an opposition party

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Self-Management in Yugoslavia,thnic and cultural diversity remain to this day and at present constitute the basis of one of modern Yugoslavia’s main political problems, namely nationalism and separatism. The country today (July 1991) consists of six republics and two autonomous regions. Its people use two alphabets and at least

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,Workers’ Cooperatives under Capitalism,re were cooperative flour mills in eighteenth-century Britain and countless nineteenth-century experiments in cooperative living, some of which were inspired by the kind of anarchist ideology discussed in chapter two. Cooperatives have rarely produced a substantial proportion of economic output, tho

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Industrial Democracy,ht seems, in some capitalist firms, to be partially shared between managers and workers, even though the former remain the agents of capital owners. As remarked in chapter one there exist, under capitalism, many partial alternatives to full self-management. In this chapter the focus is on managerial

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