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“Economic Democracy” books explore ideas and practices that broaden economic decision-making—over work, investment, and resource allocation—beyond concentrated owners to workers, citizens, and communities. The category spans theory, history, and policy, covering models such as worker cooperatives and ESOPs, workplace codetermination, unions and collective bargaining, stakeholder corporate governance, public and municipal enterprises, participatory budgeting, community wealth building, social or sovereign wealth funds, public banking, platform cooperatives, and community land trusts. These titles examine legal and institutional design, antitrust and corporate law, taxation and industrial policy, and monetary/financial reforms that shift power toward shared control. Many include comparative case studies and debates about efficiency, equity, liberty, and feasibility, with implications for the digital economy, climate transition, and democratic renewal.

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