Diane Koenker. Republic of Labor. Russian Printers and Soviet Socialism, 1918-1930.

Contents

Introduction: Socialism and the Russian Working Class

PART I

CIVIL WAR AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE ONE-PARTY TRADE UNION, 1918-1922

1 – The Printing Industry in the Era of Revolutionary Transformations

2 – The Struggle for a Communist Printers’ Union, 1918-1922

3 – The Civil War and Working-Class Culture

PART II

THE «GOLDEN YEARS» OF THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY, 1922-1927

4 – A New Form of Labor Relations

5 – The Working People’s Democracy

6 – New Cultures of Class

PART III

THE TWISTING ROAD TO THE FIRST FIVE-YEAR PLAN, 1927-1930

7 – The Industry without a Plan: Unemployment and Conflict in the First Five-Year Plan

8 – The Twilight of the Socialist Trade Union

9 – Class Formation or the Unmaking of the Working Class?

10 – Soviet Workers and the Socialist Project: Epilogue and Conclusion

Selected Bibliography