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Participatory and Workplace Democracy: A Theoretical Development (HC 1982)
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Publisher
Southern Illinois University Press
ISBN-10
0809309920
ISBN-13
9780809309924
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1037166
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
272 Pages
Publication Name
Participatory and Workplace Democracy : a Theoretical Development in Critique of Liberalsim
Language
English
Subject
General, Management, Political Ideologies / Conservatism & Liberalism
Publication Year
1982
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Political Science, Business & Economics
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Hardcover
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1 in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Item Length
9 in
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6 in
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Scholarly & Professional
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81-016687
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"Clear, logical and convincing. Mason develops his theory cogently, with excellent supporting data, and also addresses potential criticism from opposing viewpoints. This work would make an excellent classroom textbook, workshop manual, or study-group resource because it presents an understandable theory as well as a concise history of both the theory and practice of workplace democracy." -- Gloria Allen , Workplace Democracy, Clear, logical and convincing. Mason develops his theory cogently, with excel lent supporting data, and also addresses potential criticism from opposing view points. This work would make an excel lent classroom textbook, workshop man ual, or study-group resource because it presents an understandable theory as well as a concise history of both the theory and practice of workplace democracy." — Gloria Allen , Workplace Democracy, Clear, logical and convincing. Mason develops his theory cogently, with excellent supporting data, and also addresses potential criticism from opposing viewpoints. This work would make an excellent classroom textbook, workshop manual, or study-group resource because it presents an understandable theory as well as a concise history of both the theory and practice of workplace democracy." — Gloria Allen , Workplace Democracy
Synopsis
"The times demand action and reaction, but not despair," contends Ronald M. Mason in this soundly constructed argument that all should have more control over their lives and that this control should be exercised not only in the home and during hours of leisure but in the workplace as well. Mason indicts liberalism, theoretically an ally of democracy, as the chief culprit in depriving us of a voice in the workplace, the place where most of us spend nearly a third of our days. The problem is that classical liberalism divides life into two spheres: the social and the political. Life, liberty, and property--everything, in fact, that the human being values--fall into the social orb. Therefore liberalism champions the social sphere, scorns the political. To the liberal, the political sphere is sordid, a thing to be avoided except by those few governmental representatives we elect to protect life, liberty, and property. Yet the political constitutes a major portion of our lives, and, according to Mason, it is at the level of the workplace that we can acquire the habits of participation that will carry over into our community lives as well. He demonstrates that people who participate in decision making in the workplace are likely to enter the governmental arena. Participation creates involvement; nonparticipation breeds apathy. Thus, Mason argues, democratic participation in the workplace benefits both the individual and the community., The times demand action and reaction, but not despair, contends Ronald M. Mason in this soundly constructed argument that all should have more control over their lives and that this control should be exercised not only in the home and during hours of leisure but in the workplace as well.Mason indicts liberalism, theoretically an ally of democracy, as the chief culprit in depriving us of a voice in the workplace, the place where most of us spend nearly a third of our days. The problem is that classical liberalism divides life into two spheres: the social and the political. Life, liberty, and propertyeverything, in fact, that the human being valuesfall into the social orb. Therefore liberalism champions the social sphere, scorns the political. To the liberal, the political sphere is sordid, a thing to be avoided except by those few governmental representatives we elect to protect life, liberty, and property.Yet the political constitutes a major portion of our lives, and, according to Mason, it is at the level of the workplace that we can acquire the habits of participation that will carry over into our community lives as well. He demonstrates that people who participate in decision making in the workplace are likely to enter the governmental arena. Participation creates involvement; nonparticipation breeds apathy. Thus, Mason argues, democratic participation in the workplace benefits both the individual and the community."
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