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Co-op and Nationwide members pushing for early-stage funding for new co-ops

Why do we tax capital less than labour?

Swedish unions and employers retrain laid-off workers together – and it works fantastically

Corporations love minorities – unless we try to unionise

A 2 million members strong opportunity for the British cooperative movement

Obi Umerah Chimezie

Imu Ahia – The system yielding business success for Igbos of Nigeria

Why banking needs a cooperative revolution

Forget big business or the state, cooperatives should run care homes

How do we fix the BBC?

Can municipal socialism be Labour’s defence against ongoing austerity?

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VISA’s founders vision of a global mega co-op

byLeo Sammallahti

If co-ops and mutuals are better, why are they so rare? Vanguard and the mutualist paradox.

byLeo Sammallahti

Key facts about why Kerala is the flagship of Indian education system

byFaheem Ashraf

Key findings from a four-day work week trial

byLeo Sammallahti

Own Our Venues campaign has a solution to save the struggling grassroots live music industry

Envisaging a world where platform tech serves the common good: Platform Socialism by James Muldoon, review

Lewis Dagnall Interview: South Yorkshire needs a “shift in our economy to lock in wealth”

Workplace liberties are endangered by our peeping employers

byRabbil Sikdar

How Community Municipal Investments can put a wave of councils on the path to net-zero

The fight against Climate Change begins with homes

VISA’s founders vision of a global mega co-op

byLeo Sammallahti

If co-ops and mutuals are better, why are they so rare? Vanguard and the mutualist paradox.

byLeo Sammallahti

How Sister Midnight aims to create a music venue powered by its community

Why has New York seen a boom in new worker cooperatives?

Wings co-op – How the courier owned Deliveroo alternative could help strengthen the wider co-op economy?

Preston Council plan to launch a food subscription cooperative to fight food poverty

byMartyn Rawlinson & Nweeda Khan

Why Italy might see a worker cooperative boom post-Covid

byElif Tugba Simsek

One of the world’s most cited computer scientists wants cooperatives to be the future of how data is owned

byLeo Sammallahti

Cooperatives can help explain the rise and fall of social democracy. They can also help revitalise it.

byLeo Sammallahti

Why has the number of worker co-ops increased 20 fold in the UK since 1970?

byLeo Sammallahti and Iwan Doherty

Workplace liberties are endangered by our peeping employers

byRabbil Sikdar

Sharon Graham is right, trade unions can no longer organise within borders only

byRabbil Sikdar

How the changing nature of work has led to social anxiety- The Dignity of Labour by Jon Cruddas, review

byRabbil Sikdar

The urgency to attract a new generation of trade unionists

A Preston Model for Organised Labour

Swedish unions and employers retrain laid-off workers together – and it works fantastically

Corporations love minorities – unless we try to unionise

byRabbil Sikdar

The battle for workers’ rights in Bangladesh

byRabbil Sikdar

America needs more union apprenticeships – not just university graduates

byFaheem Ashraf

Organizing of the self-employed in the Dutch construction sector: ambiguity between employee and entrepreneur

byPaul Jonker Hoffren

Three ways to tax the subtraction and exclusion, not the addition, of value

byMatthew Downhour

Land value capture – the best way to pay for infrastructure.

byMatthew Downhour

Should we tax intellectual property to fund public research?

byMatthew Downhour

What is the most popular tax among economists?

byLeo Sammallahti

Key facts about why Kerala is the flagship of Indian education system

byFaheem Ashraf

Key findings from a four-day work week trial

byLeo Sammallahti

Own Our Venues campaign has a solution to save the struggling grassroots live music industry

Envisaging a world where platform tech serves the common good: Platform Socialism by James Muldoon, review

Lewis Dagnall Interview: South Yorkshire needs a “shift in our economy to lock in wealth”

How Community Municipal Investments can put a wave of councils on the path to net-zero

The fight against Climate Change begins with homes

The miracle of Wigan – How a borough hit hard by austerity managed to come out victorious

byRabbil Sikdar

Saudi takeover of Newcastle confirms football’s end as a peoples’ game

byRabbil Sikdar

Red Metropolis by Owen Hatherley- Book Review