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Stephen K. Chapes,Albion D. Wright,Alison A. Beharkaxamples of globally competitive, worker-managed cooperatives. This chapter makes a systematic comparison of the innovative and evolving mechanisms developed by these networks to mitigate the disadvantages inherent in the typical cooperative structure, but without substantially forgoing or compromisi

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Jeremy M. Yarwood,Patrick M. Schlievertxamples of globally competitive, worker-managed cooperatives. This chapter makes a systematic comparison of the innovative and evolving mechanisms developed by these networks to mitigate the disadvantages inherent in the typical cooperative structure, but without substantially forgoing or compromisi

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Shuping Zhang,George C. Stewarts ecocritics have wrestled with the implications of their distinctive critical project, they have been made to confront quite fundamental theoretical questions. The most central of these is raised by the dissonance between, on one hand, the culturalist epistemological theories that have dominated li

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Hung Ton-That,Sarkis K. Mazmanian,Gwen Liu,Olaf Schneewindt of study by scholars working in a variety of fields over the past few decades. Studies that examine food as nutrition or explore the economic and technical aspects of food production through themes such as famine, land use, health, and poverty reflect a long-standing interest by historians and arc

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