Aglietta M., Shareholder value and corporate governance: some tricky questions, “Economy and Society” 2000, no. 29(1).

Andersen J. A., Reintroducing the Owner: On Corporate Governance, Goals, Organization and Leadership Theories, in: Proceedings of the 8th European Confe- rence on Management, Leadership and Governance, J. Politis (eds.), Academic Conferences International Limited, 2012.

Ben-Ner A., Comparative empirical observations on worker-owned and capitalist firms, “International Journal of Industrial Organization” 1988, no. 6.

Birchall J., Ketilson L. H., Resilience of the cooperative business model in times of crisis, International Labour Organization, Geneva 2009.

Bonin J. P., Jones D. C., Putterman L., Theoretical and empirical studies of producer cooperatives: will ever the twain meet?, “Journal of Economic Literature” 1993, vol. 31, no. 3.

Brooks A. C., What do nonprofit organizations seek? (And why should policymakers care?), “Journal of Policy Analysis and Management” 2005, no. 24(3).

Craig B., Pencavel J., A Participation and productivity : A comparison of worker cooperatives and conventional firms in the plywood industry, “Brookings Papers on Economic Activity: Microeconomics” 1995.

Davis E. P., Steil B. Institutional investors, MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts London 2004.

Deneffe D., Masson R. T., What do not-for-profit hospitals maximize?, “International Journal of Industrial Organization” 2002, no. 20(4).

Domar E. D., The Soviet collective farm as a producer cooperative, “The American Economic Review” 1966, vol. 56, no. 4, part 1.

Dow, G. K. Governing the firm: workers’ control in theory and practice, Cambridge University Press, New York 2003.

Freeman R. E., McVea J., A Stakeholder Approach to Strategic Management,” Darden Business School Working Paper” 2001, no. 01–02.

Furubotn E. G., The long-run analysis of the labor-managed firm: An alternative interpretation, “The American Economic Review” 1976, vol. 66, issue 1.

Hansmann H., The Ownership of Enterprise, Harvard University Press 2000.

Hart O. D., Moore J., Property Rights and the Nature of the Firm, “The Journal of Political Economy” 1990, no. 98(6).

Horwitz J. R., Nichols A., What do nonprofits maximize? Nonprofit hospital service provision and market ownership mix, “National Bureau of Economic Research Working Papers” 2007, no. 13246.

Kalmi P., Catching a wave: the formation of co-operatives in Finnish regions, “Small Business Economics” 2013, no. 41(1).

Katz D., Kahn R. L., The social psychology of organizations, Wiley, New York 1978. Lazonick W., O’Sullivan M., Maximizing shareholder value: a new ideology for corporate governance, “Economy and society” 2000, no. 29(1).

Lazonick W., Profits without prosperity, “Harvard Business Review”, September 2014, https://hbr.org/2014/09/profits-without-prosperity (18.04.2015).

Pejovich S., Why has the labor-managed firm failed, “Cato Journal” 1992, no. 12.

Pérotin V., Entry, exit, and the business cycle: Are cooperatives different?, “Journal of Comparative Economics” 2006, no. 34(2).

Pérotin, V., Entry, exit, and the business cycle: Are cooperatives different?, “Journal of Comparative Economics” 2004, no. 34(2).

Steinberg R., Economic theories of nonprofit organizations, in: The study of the nonprofit enterprise, H. K. Anheier, A. Ben-Ner (eds.), Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003.

Steinberg R., The revealed objective functions of nonprofit firms, “The RAND Jour- nal of Economics” 1986.

The repurchase revolution, “The Economist”, 13th September 2014, http://www.economist.com/node/21616968/print (21.04.2015).

Vanek J., Decentralization under workers’ management: A theoretical appraisal, “The American Economic Review” 1969, vol. 59, issue 5.

Ward B., The firm in Illyria: market syndicalism, “The American Economic Review” 1958, vol. 48, no. 4.

Wells M. J., Alienation, work structure, and the quality of life: Can cooperatives make a difference?, “Social Problems” 1981, no. 28(5).