Democratic Industry; a Practical Study in Social History

Drawing on historical examples and economic theory, Joseph Casper Husslein argues for a more democratic approach to industry. He advocates for greater worker control and participation in decision-making, along with policies to promote economic stability and social welfare. This classic work from 1919 remains a valuable contribution to the field of labor studies.
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