This book analyses Hungarian collectivization from a sociological perspective. Rather than consider Eastern European societies in the light of social stratification and social mobility surveys, it takes as its point of departure the commitment of Eastern European societies to industrialization within the constraints of a socialist economy and, by examining social change from the viewpoint of labour and those who control it, places the focus more strongly than has traditionally been the case on the production of social wealth, and the relations which circumscribe it, rather than on the ways in which wealth is distributed and consumed.
| ISBN: | 9780521057592 |
| Publication date: | 28th January 2008 |
| Author: | Nigel Swain |
| Publisher: | Cambridge University Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 248 pages |
| Series: | Cambridge Russian, Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies |
| Genres: |
Employee-ownership and co-operatives |
This book analyses Hungarian collectivization from a sociological perspective. Rather than consider Eastern European societies in the light of social stratification and social mobility surveys, it takes as its point of departure the commitment of Eastern European societies to industrialization within the constraints of a socialist economy and, by examining social change from the viewpoint of labour and those who control it, places the focus more strongly than has traditionally been the case on the production of social wealth, and the relations which circumscribe it, rather than on the ways in which wealth is distributed and consumed.
Collective Farms which Work? features in the following genres: Employee-ownership and co-operatives
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Collective Farms which Work? was written by Nigel Swain and published by Cambridge University Press
Collective Farms which Work? has 248 pages
Yes it is part of Cambridge Russian, Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies series
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