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Russian trade unions : stuck in Soviet-style subordinatino?

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Russian unions after communism : a study in subordination

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Russian workers : the anatomy of patience

Ashwin, Sarah - 1999 - 1. publ.

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Adapting to Russia's new labour market : gender and employment behaviour

Ashwin, Sarah (ed.) - 2006 - 1st publ., transferred to digit. print.

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Russian trade unions and industrial relations in transition

Ashwin, Sarah; Clarke, Simon - 2003

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Adapting to Russia's new labour market : gender and employment behaviour

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Social Partnership or a 'Complete Sellout'? Russian Trade Unions' Responses to Conflict

Ashwin, Sarah - 2004

In 1990, the former communist trade unions in Russia adopted a programme of social partnership, the aim of which was to defend their members' interests during transition while also maintaining social peace. But critics of social partnership within the union movement argue that it amounts to...

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