The issue of labor discipline lay at the very heart of the antagonistic relationship between the Soviet elite and its work force. Soviet industry was plagued with high labor turnover, absenteeism, heavy drinking, and slow work. Don Filtzer explains how this encouraged the system's eventual collapse.
A history of the sit down strikes by predominantly Polish women workers in Detroit during the great depression: part of a national wave of sit-ins.
A clear and succinct introduction to the background and events of the mass, militant class struggle in Italy in the 1960s and 70s.
Chattopadhyay applies Marxian categories to the Russian Revolution of 1917 to examine its socialist content.
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