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Undercurrents 41 Co-operators’ Fair Issue August-September 1980 Contents Link to download as .pdf
1 Eddies: News from everywhere
7 What’s When & What’s What
9 What Are Co-ops For? – The Co-op Fair Organising Group
10 Where They Are: Map and gazetteer of Britain’s co-ops
11 Can Big Be Beautiful? – Two Suma workers tell all
13 Winds of Change – Nick Murgatroyd: Something NEW out of Hexham
14 Working Collectively – Tess McMahon: The difficulties and delights of direct democracy
16 DeltaT, Ragged Robin and Computercraft
18 Interplay
19 No Messing – Freer Spreckley: Efficiency is not a dirty word
20 Co-op Letters – Helen Sanders and Ellen Buckingham: Comradely criticism
22 Orgasmic Labour and National Economic Planning – John Southgate: How co-ops can stave off Doomsday
23 A Letter from a Dissident – Vladimir Ulyanovitch: Co-ops are the acceptable face of socialism
24 An Everyday Story of Co-operative Folk – Cartoons by Ingrid Emsden, Dave Bygott and Dan Daum; storyline by Dave Belden
28 Macho Nations – Robbie Brandwynne talks to Daniel Ellsberg
30 Can Capitalism Co-opt Co-ops? – Dave Belden: The perils of the primrose path
32 A Strong Voice of our Own – Dave Belden: How to keep co-ops on the straight and narrow
34 Co-op Lit – Peter Clarke: A lightning tour round the literature
36 The Undercurrents Review of Books
44 Letters – Your chance to get back at us
46 Small Ads
47 Back Numbers
48 Subscription Form
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Published every two months by Undercurrents Ltd., 27 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1R OAT. Full details of editorial meetings, distribution etc are on page 48.
ISSN 0306 2392
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