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    Autonomy — the right to freely determine one's actions — ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Workers should have the right to determine their actions at work, including participation in firm governance

    Autonomy — the right to freely determine one's actions — is a fundamental value

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    Arguments for these governance structures take various forms. One appeals to the value of protecting workers’ interests (González-Ricoy 2014; Hsieh 2005). Another appeals to the value of autonomy, or a right to freely determine one’s actions, including one’s actions at work (Malleson 2014; McCall 2001). A third argument for worker control is the “parallel case” argument. According to it, if states should be governed democratically, then so should firms, because firms are like states in the relev

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