Veilige Betaling Hot Coal, Cold Steel Russian and Ukrainian Workers from the End of the Soviet Union to the Post-Communist Transformations – Stephen Crowley

Well after the disintegration of the Communist Party and the Soviet state–and through several years of economic collapse–industrial workers in almost every sector of the former Soviet Union have remained quiescent and the same ineffective and unpopular trade unions still hold a virtual monopoly on worker’s representation. Why? While many argue that labor is a central variable in the development of economic and political systems, little is known about workers in the states of the former Soviet Union since …