Current ICA Version of Co-operative Principles
The Rochdale Principles according to the 1995 ICA revision are detailed below.
NOTE: The subcategories listed below are of an editorial nature, in that they are an explanation of the author's understanding of these principles. They are not expounded upon in that much detail in the actual ICA principles. See: http://www.ica.coop/coop/principles.html .
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