Labour in transition : the labour process in Eastern Europe and China
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Labour in transition : the labour process in Eastern Europe and China
（Critical perspectives on work and organization）
Routledge, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
State Socialist regimes have undergone massive transformations in recent years. This book brings together accounts of changes in the labour process and the broader political economy, ranging from societies that are still state socialist such as China, to those in Eastern Europe and to what was the Soviet Union, that have moved rapidly in a post-communist direction. This book draws from some of the leading Western writers on state socialism, including Michael Burawoy and David Stark. It combines empirical research on recent reform processes with broader attempts to produce a comparative analysis of capitalism, socialism and the transition to new social formations. The contributions are written in an accessible way, drawing from the direct experience of the authors. Contributions from Michael Burawoy, Donald Filtzer, Jude Howell, David Mandel, Otfried Mickler, Chris Smith, David Stark and Paul Thompson are included.
Table of Contents
- Socialism and the Labour Process in Theory and Practice, Paul Thompson and Chris Smith
- Comparing Capitalism and State Socialism
- Bending the Bars of the Iron Cage - Bureaucratization and Informalization in Capitalism and Socialism, David Stark
- Innovation and the Division of Labour in State Socialist and Capitalist Enterprises, Otfried Mickler
- Labour Process Reform in Eastern Europe
- Economic Reform and Production Relations in Soviet Industry, Don Filtzer
- A View from Within - Interview with a Soviet Auto Worker, David Mandel
- The Hungarian Transition from Socialism to Capitalism - A View From Production, Michael Burawoy
- The Foreign Enterprise in China - The Myth of Autonomy, Jude Howell
- Disorganized Socialism - State and Enterprise in Modern China, Paul Thompson.
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