Synopsis
This book combines together historical, feminist, and psychoanalytic theory, as well as some minimal Buddhist logic, into a co-operative process to enable the reader to develop an Internet co-op school. It will be located where the most politically conscious members of the Internet are, together with the more general .coop domain, where most of American co-op movement is located institutionally and organizationally. It is the call to bring together combinators, co-operators, opinion leaders, leaders, facilitators, organizers, progressives, students, and teachers together to build a learning community- A learning community that encompasses minimal structure, maximum participation, and direct action, and as strong a co-operative process as possible.
About the Author
Mr. Coughlan is an activist and a co-author of three earlier works. He has a finished draft of Volume II of this series titled "Small Groups and the Process of Change". His education includes a B.A. in Political Science from Boston University, 1970, M.A. of Humanistic and Scientific Behavior and M.A. of Urban Affairs, both 1978 from Boston University, and a third M.A. of Sociology, 1997, from Boston College. He is an adjunct faculty member at Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio and serves on the board for the Food Co-op of Cleveland. He lives in South Euclid, Ohio, with his wife June. His email address is wcoughlan@adelphia.net.
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.