The Dynamics of Industrial Democracy
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For most Americans, whether employers or employees, the experience of reading this book will be like walking through Alice's Looking Glass. Or rather, walking backward through the Looking Glass. When Alice walked through the Looking Glass she left a rational world and entered a crazy one. But when you read this book you move from a crazy world into a rational one. You leave behind the world of the last ten years, in which strikes, lock-outs, and riots marked the inability of men to recognize a common interest or a common goal, and you enter a new world in which a common interest binds men together and a common goal is in some measure achieved. You step, in short, from industrial chaos into industrial democracy.
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