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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1 The Emergence of Labor Conflict in the Soviet Union -- Labor Conflict Today: Features and Dynamics -- The Social Base of Economic Reforms -- Part 2 Toward a Mixed Economy and an Independent Labor Movement -- The Workers' Movement in a Postsocialist Perspective -- The Transition to a Mixed Economy and the Prospects for the Labor and Trade-Union Movement -- Part 3 The Theme of Worker Participation and Self-Management

An attempt to evaluate the econ implications of laborism & to examine the contradictions between income policies (distribution) & the goals of ED. Peronism is taken as a test case. Discussed are the distribution of income, the movement of wages, laborism & ED, & labor policy & left-fascism. Implications for future res are noted. An attempt is also made to diff'iate between various extremist responses, such as communism & fascism, & cliff types of elites, such as those of F. Castro, Peron, Varga, Sukarno, etc. The work of several authors is reviewed, & it is suggested that the concept of fascism in general needs further study & that if left-fascism represents a modern form of fascism in the less developed countries, then a systematic analysis of Peron's labor policy may be useful for constructing a typology of extremist & authoritarian systems. The pattern of industr relations under differing forms of extremism is an important area for future res. A Bibliog. A. Peskin.

Aiming to explain many Russians' ambivalence to recent changes, this work examines the unequal distribution of the costs and benefits of reform, its impact on the socioeconomic structure of the population, and the ways in which these changes violate social perceptions of equity and fairness.