Workers' Control
Economía solidaria en Venezuela. Del apoyo al cooperativismo tradicional a la construcción de ciclos comunales.
Reprint: “Economía solidaria en Venezuela: Del apoyo al cooperativismo tradicional a la construcción de ciclos comunales.” A Economia Solidária na América Latina: realidades nacionais e políticas públicas. Sidney Lianza and Flávio Chedid Henriques (Editors). Rio de Janeiro: Pró Reitoria de Extensão UFRJ. 147-160.
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Imagine a world without bosses
Imagine a world without bosses. This week we discuss examples of workers who run their own workplaces through workers control. Interviews with Alexis Adarfio, from the Workers’ University in Ciudad Guyana, Venezuela; Immanuel Ness, City University of New York, Brooklyn College; and Dario Azzelini, Johannes Kepler University in Austria.
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Direct Democracy Under Construction: A Conversation with Dario Azzellini
In this episode of Forms of Life, host Nato Thompson speaks with documentary filmmaker, writer and political scientist Dario Azzellini about community organizing and social movements.
The Communal State: Communal Councils, Communes, and Workplace Democracy.
The particular character of what Hugo Chávez called the Bolivarian process lies in the understanding that social transformation can be constructed from two directions, “from above” and “from below.” Bolivarianism—or Chavismo—includes among its participants both traditional organizations and new autonomous groups; it encompasses both state-centric and anti-systemic currents.
An Interview with Dario Azzellini
Workers Control and/or Worker Cooperatives?
GEO: Dario, your co-edited book, Ours to Master and To Own, Workers Control from the Commune to the Present, presents a rich variety of worker control initiatives. These have taken place not only in Europe, but in Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, India, Indonesia, the USA, Venezuela, Yugoslavia, and other countries. Can you clarify for us what these examples have in common, and what you see as their importance?
The Center for Place, Culture and Politics at the CUNY Graduate Center Presents:
Ours to Master and to Own: Workers' Control from the Commune to the Present, a conversation with Immanuel Ness and Dario Azzellini
Movimientos y construcción alternativa en Venezuela
Dario Azzellini
Movimientos y construcción alternativa en Venezuela
En: Rodrigues, Fabiana C.; Novaes, Henrique T.; Batista, Eraldo L. (orgs.). Movimentos Sociais, Trabalho Associado e Educação para além do capital
Sao Paolo: Outras Expressões. ISBN: 978-85-6442-122-6 - pp. 375-410
Sumário
Movimentos Sociais, Trabalho Associado e Educação para além do capital
Fabiana C. Rodrigues, Henrique T. Novaes, Eraldo L. Batista, (orgs.)
Venezuela. Il controllo operaio
Nei primi anni della presidenza Chávez, quella del controllo operaio era un’idea
sostenuta solo da un piccolo gruppi di lavoratori e dallo stesso Presidente, che di quando in quando si dichiarava a suo favore. Le nazionalizzazioni nel settore industriale sono iniziate solo nel 2005, e in un primo momento sono state una risposta alle occupazioni di fabbriche e alle manifestazioni dei lavoratori e delle lavoratrici.
Pace University, NYC, USA - march 17th, 11:39 min
Dario Azzellini about Venezuela - Left Forum 2012
Panel: Social Movements, the State and the Question of Autonomy