Between Plan and Market
Social Change in the Baltic States and Russia
1st Edition
Published on 14. May 2014
IX, 182 pages
978-3-11-081939-7 (ISBN)
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Reprint 2014
Language
English
Place of publication
Berlin/Boston
Germany
Target group
Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
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1 Abbildung, 25 s/w Tabellen
1 ill., 25 tbl.
File size
4,64 MB
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978-3-11-081939-7 (9783110819397)
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- The Green Banana of the Baltic States - Obstacles to Capitalist Development
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Structural Preconditions
- 3 Legitimacy and Integration
- 3.1 The Lessons of the Case of Estonia
- 4 Social Structure
- 5 Research Strategies and Theories
- Contextualizing Social Stratification in Comparative Research
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Sectors versus Fields
- 3 Bourdieu: Fields, Capital and Habitus
- 3.1 Social Fields
- 3.2 Capital
- 3.3 Habitus
- 4 "Bourdieu's Model"
- 5 Bourdieu from a Structural Point of View
- 5.1 Power Resources on the Economic Field
- 5.2 The Development of the Economic Field
- 6 Concluding Remarks
- The Beginning of the Working Class Movement in the Soviet Union and Post-Socialist Societies (1989-1991)
- 1 The Emergence and the First Steps of the Working Class Movement in the USSR
- 1.1 Polyfunctional Social-Political Organizations in the World of Labour
- 1.2 The Specific Bipolar Character of the Soviet Working Class Movement
- 1.3 Wage Labour and the Preconditions for the Working Class Movement in the Society of State Socialism
- 1.4 The Impossibility of a Legal Working Class Movement in the Framework of State Socialism
- 1.5 The July Strike of 1989
- 1.6 Wave-Like Growth in 1990-1991
- 2 Post-Communist Working Class Organizations
- 2.1 From Pseudo Trade Unions to Genuine Trade Union Organizations: Possibilities and Limitations in Transforming the Old Trade Unions
- 2.2 The Emergence and Development of New Trade Unions
- 2.3 The Size and Influence of Old and New Trade Unions: The Necessity of Trade Union Pluralism
- 3 Conclusions
- 3.1 Ideology and Anti-Ideology in the Working Class Movement
- Social Change and Marginality in Today's Russia
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Factors of Mobility in Contemporary Russia
- The Emergence of Civil Society in Estonia 1987-1994
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Widening of Public Space - The Emergence of the Fourth Estate
- 3 "Movement Society" and "Mass Opinion" Formation
- 3.1 Towards the Formation of "Public Opinion"
- 4 Party Formation and the Development of Civil Society
- 5 The Estonian State and Immigrants and Minorities
- 6 Legal Frames of Estonian Nation-Building and Immigrants' Integration Options
- 7 Legal and Civil Integration Perspectives
- 8 Conclusions
- Social Stratification under Privatization in Lithuania
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Process of Privatization
- 3 Privatization of the Land
- 4 Social Strata According to Material Status
- 5 Unemployment
- 6 People's Interests and Conflicts
- The Privatization of Agriculture and the Family Farm Ideology in the Baltic States
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Structural, Ideological and Juridical Background of the Present Land Reform
- 3 The Family Farm Ideology and the Historical Conditions for the Rise of the Peasant State
- 4 Agricultural Petty Production During the Socialist Period
- 5 A Short-Term Alternative: A Backward System of Plot Farming
- 6 The Preconditions for a New Family Farm Project in the Baltic States
- 7 On the Long-Term Prospects
- Women and Rural Development in Contemporary Estonia
- 1 The Background
- 2 Women as Farmers and Farm Wives
- 3 Connections
- 4 Losers
- 5 Conclusion
- Notes on Contributors
