Barely.
> > Even
> >things that closely approximate anarcho-syndicalism, such as the Mondragon
> >cooperatives, are quickly becoming capitalist institutions.
> >
>
> Which isn't surprising given that it has to operate within a capitalist
> economic system.
True. But I would argue that a large system operating after capitalism would tend to replicate the worst things about the former capitalist system.
It's hard to say because we don't have any empirical evidence. Every alternative to capitalism we can talk about has to exist within the global capitalist system.
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