Russian workers : the anatomy of patience
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Russian workers : the anatomy of patience
Manchester University Press, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 190-196) and index
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内容説明
Following the strike waves of 1989 and 1991, many commentators expected Russian workers to play a decisive role in determining the course of transition. In the event, workers have stoically endured a catastrophic decline in living standards, a loss of security and wage delays of six months or more. This book confronts this paradox, dissecting the apparent "patience" of Russian workers through an analysis of the forms of social integration fostered within the Soviet and post-Soviet enterprise, and an examination of the barriers, which have prevented trade unions from effectively representing workers' interests during the transition. The analysis of the book is based on an ethnographic case study of a South Kuzbass coal mine. On the basis of interviews with workers and trade union activists, Ashwin relates large-scale political, social and economic changes to the dilemmas of everyday life, showing how workers' responses to reform are influencing the post-communist recomposition of the Russian state and economy.
目次
- The anatomy of patience - Russian workers in transition from communism
- Vishnovka - portrait of a mining settlement in transition
- Taldym - the disappointments of privatization
- "we always lead the way" - the Taldym trade union committee in transition
- shop-floor trade unionism - the prospects of "reform from below"
- "our mine" - workers and the labour collective
- the lampovaya - the stunted collectivism of the immediate work group
- surviving the transition - individual and collective strategies.
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