EBSEES: Mandel, David - 'Why is there no revolt?'. The Russian working class and the labour movement

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ID	104220
Author(s)	Mandel, David
Title	'Why is there no revolt?'. The Russian working class and the labour movement
Published	Socialist Register, 2001
Language(s)	English
ISBN	0850364914
ISSN	0081-0606
Subjects	Russia (Federation) / Trade Unions [Browse all] Russia (Federation) / Working Class [Browse all]
Note	Focus on unions in the auto and agricultural machine-building sectors in the 1990s
URL	socialistregister.com (homepage) für die Ausgaben der vergangenen 10 Jahrgänge nicht verfügbar
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	The Russian working class, privatisation, and labour-management relations in the first year of 'shock therapy' / Mandel, David
	Russia: the labour movement and politics / Mandel, David
	From state-dependency to genuine worker movement?: the working class in socialism and post-socialism / Nikula, Jouko
	Marx, Lenin and the corruption of the working class / Mayer, Robert
	Lenin, Kautsky and working-class consciousness / Mayer, Robert
	Plekhanov, Lenin and working-class consciousness / Mayer, Robert
	The trade union movement in Belarus / Mandel, David

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'Why is there no revolt?'. The Russian working class and the labour movement