Russian Workers: The Anatomy of Patience

Sarah Ashwin

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Russia and Soviet political economy Soviet and Russian History Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition

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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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