Workers' Self-Management and State Control in Post-Colonial Economies

The chapter explores the concept of workers' self-management as an alternative economic model in post-colonial settings, focusing on the challenges faced due to state control and interference. It discusses historical events from Algeria and the Spanish Civil War, shedding light on the dynamics of worker-run enterprises and the impact of state intervention. The narrative critiques the limitations and inefficiencies of self-managing firms in the face of bureaucratic systems and economic struggles.