Le Familistère De Guise, Association Du Capital Et Du Travail Et Son Fondateur Jean-baptiste-andré Godin explores the Familistère de Guise, a 19th-century utopian community founded by Jean-Baptiste André Godin. This study, conducted on behalf of the Société du Familistère de Guise, Dequenne & Cie, provides a detailed look at Godin's innovative approach to integrating capital and labor. The book delves into the architectural and social organization of the Familistère, examining its impact on the lives of its residents. It offers insights into Godin's vision of a self-sufficient and equitable industrial community, and its role in broader movements for social reform. A valuable resource for understanding the history of utopian socialism and its influence on modern social and economic thought.

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