Co-Operation in India

Co-Operation in India by Henry W. Wolff (1840–1931) explores the concept and development of cooperative movements in India during the British colonial period. Wolff, a British civil servant and social reformer, advocated for cooperative societies as a means to improve the economic and social conditions of Indian peasants and workers. He believed cooperative principles could foster self-reliance, reduce poverty, and empower local communities. The book reflects early efforts to introduce cooperative models as solutions to India’s economic challenges under colonial rule.