Contents
Preface
Introduction: State and Society Revisited
Part 1: Working-Class Formation and a Moscow Case Study
1 From Revolutionary Russian Proletariat to Quiescent Soviet Working Class
2 Moscow's Proletarian District and the Hammer and Sickle Steel Plant
Part 2: Stalinist Policy and Social Chaos
3 Recruiting Workers: The Labor Market Turned Upside Down
4 Attaching Workers: The Stick, the Carrot, and the Labor Market
5 Training Workers: From Apprenticeship to Mass Methods
6 R-r-r-r-revolutionary Shock Work and Socialist Competition
Part 3: Site of Social Stabilization: The Urban Factory Community
7 The Factory as Social Melting Pot
8 The Factory as Community Organizer
9 The Red Directors Transform Soviet Industrial Relations
10 The Making of the New Soviet Working Class
Glossary and Acronyms
Notes
Bibliographical Essay: The Factory Newspaper and the Gor'kii Files
Bibliography
Index