Institute for Workers' Control: Pamphlets 1-10 (1968): Facsimile Edition

In the late 1960s, amidst a backdrop of social and economic change, a pivotal organization emerged—the Institute for Workers' Control. This collection compiles a series of influential pamphlets that articulate the vision and principles of worker self-management, shedding light on the collective aspirations of a generation seeking to redefine labor relations. The authors, prominent figures in labor movements and academia, engage with pressing issues of worker autonomy and democratic control over production.

These pamphlets not only document the thoughts and strategies formulated during this transformative period but also reflect the urgency of grassroots movements advocating for worker rights. By presenting a facsimile edition of these foundational texts, readers are invited to explore the conversations that shaped a critical moment in labor history, highlighting the importance of worker empowerment and participatory governance in the workplace.