Carlos receives fellowship to study co-ops

Carlos receives fellowship to study co-ops
- March 19, 2013
- Research will give perspective on community and employee work-life impact
Alfredo Carlos, political science graduate student, has been awarded a $5,000 Q. A.
Shaw McKean Jr. Fellowship in Democratic Capitalism to support his dissertation research
on worker-owned and developed cooperative work environments.
Using observations and interviews with employees at two co-ops – WAGES and Evergreen Cooperatives – he plans to show how these organizations are transforming low-income communities by providing meaningful ownership jobs with dignity. The project will involve travel to Oakland and Cleveland where the co-ops are based.
The award is funded by the Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations and will run from March-September 2013.
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