Industrial Democracy Vol. II.

Exploring political and social history, this second volume delves into the evolution of industrial democracy as envisioned by Beatrice Potter Webb, a prominent figure in sociology. Raised in a business-oriented family, her early experiences influenced her later work alongside her husband, Sidney James Webb. Together, they produced significant scholarly contributions on labor conditions and Britain's economic history, shaping modern sociological thought. This edition includes a new introductory biography that contextualizes Webb's impact and legacy.