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| Preface | ||
| Introduction: The Transformation of Work in Postsocialist and Postindustrial Societies | ||
| Russia on the Road to New Industrial Relations: From Unipartite Commands to Tripartite Partnership via Bipartite Conflicts and Bargaining | 3 | |
| The Formation of Working-Class Consciousness Under Conditions of Social Crisis and the Developing Market Economy in Russia | 31 | |
| Economic Consciousness and Reform of the Employment Sphere | 39 | |
| New Buyers and New Sellers in Russia's Labor Markets | 53 | |
| The Struggle for Property Is a Struggle for Power in the Economy | 63 | |
| The Old and the New Masters of Russia: From Power Relations to Proprietary Relations | 73 | |
| Changes in Social Policy and Labor Legislation: The Gender Aspect | 85 | |
| What Direction for Labor-Market Institutions in Eastern and Central Europe? | 95 | |
| Democratic Self-management: An Alternative Approach to Economic Transformation in the Former Soviet Union | 127 | |
| The Problem of "Egalitarianism": Continuity and Change in Soviet Attitudes | 145 | |
| High-Performance Production Systems in a More Competitive, Knowledge-Intensive World Economy | 159 | |
| Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining: Suggestions for Emerging Democracies in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union | 187 | |
| Restructuring Human Resource Management in the United States | 209 | |
| The Impact of Foreign Investment on U.S. Industrial Relations: The Case of Japan | 221 | |
| The Enduring Labor Movement: A Job-Conscious Perspective | 245 | |
| Beyond Industrial Unionism | 261 | |
| Index | 271 |
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