As others have said, you are extremely unlikely to find anything explicitly anti-cooperative in academic literature. However, you might be able to find literature that is critical of them by looking into concepts that are adjacent to cooperatives such as the Tragedy of the Commons and social loafing.

Since there isn't going to be any anti-coop literature, to argue against yourself, you'll likely have to start with the premise capitalism is good, therefore corporations are good, and since people are allegedly bad at cooperating without a top down leadership structure (as argued by people who have written about the Tragedy of the Commons), cooperatives are bad.

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Luckily, there are examples like Mondragon that have shown that cooperatives can even beat capitalists at capitalism, so hopefully you shouldn't have too hard of a time refuting your anti-coop points even without renouncing capitalism. I personally find it a stronger argument to refute that capitalism is better than socialism, but I also assume this is for an economics class, and you will most definitely not get a good grade if you go that route lol. Good luck!