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BULLETIN OF

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Library

CO-OPERATION

FREDERICK WARREN JENKINS
LIBRARIAN

Published Bi-monthly by
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Entered as second-class matter October 24, 1913, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the

Act of August 24, 1912CO-OPERATION: A Selected Bibliography

_ material listed is in English only and should be easy to obtain. No references on Co-operative housing ar
^n as it is expected that a forthcoming bibliography on Housing will include a section on that phase of the subject
ior references on Co-operative credit see Library bulletin no. 5.

A eland, A. H. D. and Jones, Benjamin.

Working men co-operators; what they have
done and what they are doing. 136 p. Lon-
don, Cassell, 1889.

Sub-title: An account of the artisans' co-operative
movement in Great Britain, with information how to
promote it.

Aves, Ernest. Co-operative industry.
310 p. London, Methuen, 1907.

The first chapters deal with the store and its develop-
ment and the second part with "productive co-opera-
tion and the partial application of co-operative princi-
ples to non-co-operative business and agriculture."

Bubnofi, J. V. Co-operative movement in
Russia; its history, significance, and char-
acter. 162 p. Manchester, Eng. Co-opera-
tive printing society, ltd. 1917.

The author states that this "is the first attempt in
the English tongue to give a connected systematic sur-
vey of the co-operative movement in Russia."

Buck, S. J. The Granger movement; a
study of agricultural organization and its
political, economic and social manifestations,
1870-1880. 384 p. Cambridge, Mass. Har-
vard univ. press, 1913.

Chapter 7, Business co-operation.

Clayton, Joseph. Co-operation. 93 p.
London, Jack, 1912.

An account of the industrial co-operative movement
in Great Britain and what it has accomplished.

Co-operative league of America. Co-
operation, v. 1-date, 1914/15-date.

A. Sonnichsen, Sec'y. 2 West 13th St. New York
City.

—--Publications.

Pamphlets on History of the co-operative movement.
Co-operative stores, Housing, etc.

Co-operative productive federation,

ltd. Co-operators' year book.

R. Halstead, Sec'y. Alliance Chambers, Horsefair
St. Leicester, Eng.

Co-operative wholesale societies lim-
ited. Annual.

No report has been issued since 1918. Information
relative to the societies will be found in the People's
Year book.

Coulter, J. L. Co-operation among farm-
ers, the keystone of rural prosperity. 281 p.
N. Y. Sturgis, 1911.

Craig, E. T. An Irish commune, the history
of Ralahine. 178 p. Dublin, Lester, 1920.

Interesting account of an experiment in Ireland.
1831-33.

Cumberland, W. W. Co-operative mar-
keting, its advantages as exemplified in the
California fruit growers exchange. 226 p.
Princeton, N. J. Princeton univ. press, 1917.

"Purpose of this book is to point the way toward a
better system of food distribution."

Daniels, John. America via the neighbor-
. hood. 462 p. N. Y. Harper, 1920; (Ameri-
canization studies, Allen T. Burns, director)

Chap. 11, Co-operatives.

Davies, M. L. Women's co-operative
guild, 1883-1904. 170 p. Kirkby Lonsdale.
Eng. Women's co-operative guild, 1904.

Dublin. Co-operative reference li-
brary. Bulletin, no. 1-12, 1914r-15. Plun-
kett House, Dublin.

Fay, C. R. Co-operation at home and
abroad, a description and an analysis. New
ed. London, King, 1920.

Ford, James. Co-operation in New Eng-
land, urban and rural. 237 p. N. Y. Russell
Sage foundation, 1913.

Appendices include constitutions and by-laws oi
several associations. There is also a bibliography.

Gebhard, Hannes. Co-operation in Fin-
land, edited by Lionel Smith-Gordon. 190 p.
London, Williams, 1916.

Historical development and present position of the
Finnish movement, together with some description of
the movement in other countries from the Finnish point
of view.

Harris, E. P. Co-operation, the hope of
the consumer. 328 p. N. Y. Macmillan,
1918.

"This book points out the chief evils and faults oi
present distribution, locates the fundamental cause,
indicates a remedy, tells why it will work, how to supply
it, and gives some evidence that it will work."

Hertel, Hans. Co-operation in Danish
agriculture, an English adaptation of Andels-
bevoegelsen i Danmark, by Harold Faber.
176 p. London, Longmans, 1918.

' History of cooperation in the United
States. 540 p. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins
univ. 1888. (Johns Hopkins univ. studies in
historical and political science, v. 6)

Contents:

Co-operation in New England, by E. W. Bemis;
Co-operation in the Middle states, by E. W. Bemis;
Co-operation in the Northwest, by Albert Shaw; Three
phases of co-operation in the West, by A. G. Warner;
Co-operation on the Pacific coast, by C. H. Shinn; Co-
operation in Maryland and the South, by D. R. Randall.

Several of these papers were issued also in the Publi-
cations of the American economic association, 1887.

Holyoake, G. J. History of co-operation.
Rev. ed. 2v. N. Y. Dutton, 1906.

"His book is a permanent record, the value of-which
will only be increased by time. No one else could have
written it with the same intimate knowledge and fullness
of detail or with the same grasp of principle and persona!
vivacity. The history is indispensable to students oi
sociological questions." From a review in the London
Times, April 20, 1906.♦- Self-help by the people; the his-
tory of the Rochdale pioneers. Ed. 10, rev. &
en|. 191 p. London, Sonnenschein, 1893.

Howe, F. G. Denmark, a co-operative
commonwealth. 203 p. N. Y. Harcourt,
1921.

International co-operative alliance. In-
ternational co-operative bibliography. 276 p.
London, The Alliance, 1906.

- Year book of international co-
operation. no. 1-date, 1910-date.

International institute of agriculture.

Monographs on agricultural co-operation in
various countries. 2v. in 1. Rome, the Insti-
tute, 1911-15.

Irish agricultural organisation society,
limited. Reports.

R. A. Anderson, Sec'y. Plunkett House, Dublin.

A history of the beginnings of the I. A. O. S. is given
in Sir Horace Plunkett's book, Ireland in the new cen-
tury. N. Y. Dutton, 1905.

Kentucky. University of Kentucky.

The Farmers' union, by C. B. Fisher. 77 p.
Lexington, Ky. The Univ. 1920. (Studies in
economics and sociology, no. 2)

Takes up the origin and development of the society,
its activities and legislative program. The constitu-
tion and by-laws are included in an Appendix.

Kropotkin, P. A. Mutual aid, a factor of
evolution. 240 p. N. Y. Knopf, 1916.

Lloyd, H. D. Labor copartnership; notes
of a visit to co-operative workshops, factories
and farms in Great Britain and Ireland, in
which employer, employe, and consumer share
in ownership, management and results. 351 p.
N. Y. Harper, 1898.

Lockwood, G. B. New Harmony move-
ment. 404 p. N. Y. Appleton, 1905.

A description of the Community founded by Robert
Owen. A quotation heads chapter 25—"Although
Owen failed to make his community successful, his
opinions spread far and wide. The courts of law, the
halls of legislation, and the family government have
been modified and influenced by the opinions taught
by Mr. Owen in the early days of New Harmony and
afterward promulgated by his son, Robert Dale Owen."

Lucas, James. Co-operation in Scotland.
93 p. Manchester, Eng. Co-operative union,
ltd. 1920.

Massachusetts. Bureau of statistics of
labor. Manual of distributive co-operation,
by C. D. Wright. Ill p. Boston, The State,
1885.

Issued also as Part I of the 17th annual report of the
Bureau.

Maxwell, William. History of co-opera-
tion in Scotland; its inception and its leaders.
398 p. Glasgow, Scottish section, Co-opera-
tive union, 1910.

Minnesota. University of Minnesota.
Agricultural experiment station. Co-
operative stores in Minnesota, 1914, by E. P.v
Durand and Frank Robotka. 31 p. St. Paul, <
Univ. farm, 1917. (Bulletin 171)

Attributes a great part of the lack of success to
unwise propaganda of enthusiasts and to inefficient
management.	/

New York (State). Foods and markets,
Division of. Foods and markets, v. 1-date,
1918-date.

Several of the issues are given over to news of co-
operative efforts, especially in New Y&rk State. May
1920 issue includes a Survey of consume^' co-operation
in New York City; Jan.-Feb. 1921, List of ca-tff*erative
associations organized and incorporated in New Yoric-
State.

People's year book and Annual of the Eng-
lish and Scottish wholesale societies. 1918-
date. Manchester, Eng. Co-operative whole-
sale society, ltd.

Podmore, Frank. Robert Owen, a bi-
ography. 2v. N. Y. Appleton, 1907.

A new edition of the Life of Robert Owen by him-
self was issued in 1920 by Knopf, New York.

Poe, Clarence. How farmers co-operate
and double profits. 244 p. N. Y. Orange
Judd co. 1915.

Sub-title: First-hand reports on all the leading forms
of rural co-operation in the United States and Europe—
Stories that show farmers can co-operate by showing
how they have done it and are doing it.

Powell, G. H. Co-operation in agricul-
ture. 327 p. N. Y. Macmillan, 1913.

Discussion of the principles underlying the organisa-
tion and management of American agricultural Co-
operative associations.

Pratt, E. A. Agricultural organisation, its
rise, principles and practice abroad and at
home. 259 p. London, King, 1912.

Queens university, Kingston, Ontario.
Department of history and political and
economic science. Co-operative store in
Canada, by H. Michell. 22 p. Kingston,
Jackson press, 1916. (Bulletin no. 18)

Radford, George. Agricultural co-opera-
tion and organisation. Ed. 2. 153 p. Lon-
don, Hodder, 1917.

Redfern, Percy. Consumers' place in soci-
ety. 107 p. Manchester, Eng. Co-operative
union, ltd. 1920.

-- Story of the C.W.S.: the jubilee

history of the Co-operative wholesale society,
limited, 1863-1913. 439 p. Manchester,
Eng. Co-operative wholesale society, ltd.
1913.

Smith-Gordon, Lionel. Co-operation for
farmers. 247 p. London, Williams, 1918.

Includes a bibliography.

-and O'Brien, Cruise. Co-opera-
tion in many lands, v. 1. Manchester, Eng.
Co-operative union, ltd. 1919.

Includes a bibliography.■-;—and Staples, L. C. Rural recon-
struction in Ireland; a record of co-operative
-Organisation, with a preface by G. W. Russell
; (AE). 279 p. London, King, 1917.

Sonnichsen, Albert. Consumers' co-
operation. 223 p. N. Y. Macmillan, 1919.

""Makes no pretensions to being a complete history
of the? International co-operative movement. It does
however, outline broadly the significant events in the
early development and recent growths of the move-
ment."

Tufts, J. H. Ethics of co-operation. 73 p.
Boston, Houghton, 1918.

(Barbara Weinstock lectures on the morals of trade,
Univ. of California.)

United States. Agriculture depart-
ment. Co-operative organization by-laws,
by C. E. Bassett and O. B. Jesness. (Bulletin
no. 541, 1918)

■—--—-—■—■ Co-operative purchasing

and marketing organizations among farmers
in the United States, by O. B. Jesness and W.
H. Kerr. (Bulletin no. 547, 1917)

Includes bibliography.

--Survey of typical co-opera-
tive stores in the United States, by J. A.
Bexell and others. (Bulletin no. 394, 1916)

- Foreign and domestic com-
merce, Bureau of. Russian co-operative
movement, by F. E. Lee. 83 p. Wash. Govt.
1920. (Miscellaneous series no. 101)

——— Library of congress. Division
of bibliography. List of references on co-
operative stores. 12 p. (mimeographed) 1920.

Webb, Beatrice. Co-operative movement
in Great Britain. 260 p. London, Sonnen-
schein, 1899.

Webb, Catherine, ed. Industrial co-
operation: the story of a peaceful revolution
being an account of the history, theory, and
practice of the co-operative movement in
Great Britain and Ireland. 278 p. Man-
chester, Eng. Co-operative union, ltd.
1904.

Webb, Sidney and Webb, Beatrice.

Constitution for the socialist commonwealth
of Great Britain. 364 p. London, Longmans,
1920.

According to a review in the August issue of Co-
operation, this is "one of the most important books
pertaining to co-operation published in many years."

Wisconsin. Public affairs, State board

of. Plan for a co-operative neighborhood, by
A. L. Williams. 18 p. Madison, The State,
1912.

This is the author's answer to a remark made by Sir
Horace Plunkett in an address before the Wisconsin
legislature in 1911: "The success of a co-operative
undertaking depends upon the framing and adoption of
a constitution, rules and procedure, which are under-
stood to .be, and are in fact, equitable to all the par-
ticipants in the undertaking."

—.—.—----Report upon co-operation

and marketing, by J. F. Sinclair. 4 part's,
Madison, The State, 1912.	i

Agricultural co-operation; Co-operative crecdit;
Municipal markets; Distributive or store co-operati(on.

Includes bibliographies.

Wolff, H. W. Co-operation in agricult ure.
378 p. London, King, 1912.

General outline of what has been accomplished,
with suggestions.

-- Co-operation in India. 352 p.

London, Thacker, 1919.

Women's co-operative guild. Reports
and publications.

66 Rosslyn Hill, London, N. W.

Wood, Alfred. Co-operative book-keep-
ing. Ed. 10. 388 p. Manchester, Eng. Co-
operative union, ltd. 1914.

—- Co-operative secretary; a manual

of co-operative administration. 648 p. Man-
chester, Eng. Co-operative union, ltd. 1909.

Woolf, L. S. Co-operation and the future
of industry. 141 p. London, Allen, 1918.

" The special contribution that this book makes is in
tracing the methods whereby the co-operative system
may be further developed into an all-embracing na-
tional system of industry, reconciling the interests of
producers and consumers." From a review by J. P.
Warbasse in the Survey, Aug. 9, 1919.

CONFERENCES

American co-operative convention. Re-
port of proceedings, 1918-date.

A. Sonnichsen, Sec'y. 2 West 13th St., New York
City.

Central states co-operative society.

Proceedings, 1915-1916.

T. R. Owens, Sec'y. West Frankfort, 111.

Co-operative union. Annual congress re-
port.

Co-operative union, ltd. Manchester, England.

International co-operative alliance.

Report of proceedings, 1895-date.

Orchard House, 4 Great Smith St. London, Eng-
land.

PERIODICALS

As magazine references have not been included,
attention is called to the following indices:—Agri-
cultural index, International index to periodicals,
Public affairs information service, Readers' guide to
periodical literature.

These periodicals will be found helpful:

Better business, International co-operative
bulletin, International labor review, Inter-
national review of agricultural economics,
Monthly labor review of the U. S. Bureau of
labor statistics, Russian co-operator.

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