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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss the history of the interactive game industry in post-Fordist/post-postmodern/promotional capitalism, including the origins of an industry: cold warriors, hackers, and suits, 1960-1984, Electronic frontiers: branding the "Nintendo generation," 1985-1990, Mortal Kombats: console wars and computer revolutions, 1990-1995, and the age of empires: Sony and Microsoft, 1995-2001.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present case studies of the development of four relatively long-standing and successful worker cooperatives in the UK, focusing on how, as a result of growth and pressure for greater efficiency, the cooperatives have developed new management structures and a more specialized division of labour.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examine the cooperative elements of the John Lewis structures of ownership and governance, and illuminate a number of issues faced in realizing the principles ascribed to employee-owned cooperatives, notably, with regard to democratic member control, economic participation, and autonomy and independence.

TL;DR: Following the anti-capitalist demonstrations at Seattle, representatives of the most powerful Western states and corporations Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and corporate executives such as Bill Gates and Nike CEO Phil Knight met in Davos, Switzerland, to outline a 'Third Way' that was to give global capitalism a new conscience.