By engaging with discussions in new class analysis and by highlighting how the logic of global neoliberal capitalism is appropriated and negotiated vis-Ã -vis the Soviet hierarchies of value and worth, this book offers a multifaceted and carefully contextualized picture of class relations and identities in contemporary Russia and makes a contribution to the theorisation of class and inequality in a post-Cold War era.
By engaging with discussions in new class analysis and by highlighting how the logic of global neoliberal capitalism is appropriated and negotiated vis-Ã -vis the Soviet hierarchies of value and worth, this book offers a multifaceted and carefully contextualized picture of class relations and identities in contemporary Russia and makes a contribution to the theorisation of class and inequality in a post-Cold War era.
Suvi Salmenniemi is a postdoctoral fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland, and author of Democratization and Gender in Contemporary Russia
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Rethinking Class in Russia Suvi Salmenniemi; Chapter 1 Class Analysis in the USSR and Contemporary Russia Harri Melin Suvi Salmenniemi; Part I Class in Public Discourses; Chapter 2 Business for Pleasure: Elite Women in the Russian Popular Media Saara Ratilainen; Chapter 3 Post-Soviet Khoziain: Class Self and Morality in Russian Self-help Literature Suvi Salmenniemi; Chapter 4 Doing Class in Social Welfare Discourses: 'Unfortunate Families' in Russia Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova Pavel Romanov; Chapter 5 Political Part ies and the Construction of Social Class in Russia Sirke Mäkinen; Part II Classed Practices; Chapter 6 Making and Managing Class: Employment of Paid Domestic Workers in Russia Anna Rotkirch Olga Tkach Elena Zdravomyslova; Chapter 7 'We are Not Rich Enough to Buy Cheap Things': Clothing Consumption of the St. Petersburg Middle Class Olga Gurova; Chapter 8 Women's Use of Legal Advice and Claims in Contemporary Russia: The Impact of Gender and Class Vikki Turbine; Part III Living Class; Chapter 9 Wealth Brings Health? Class Body and Health in Russia Marja Rytkönen Ilkka Pietilä; Chapter 10 Class Differences and Social Mobility amongst College-educated Young People in Russia Elena Trubina; Chapter 11 Re-inventing Themselves? Gender Employment and Subjective Well-being amongst Young Working-class Russians Charles Walker; Chapter 12 The Excluded Class: Russia's Forgotten Middle-aged Men John Round; Chapter 13 Afterword: Thinking and Rethinking Class Steph Lawler;
Introduction: Rethinking Class in Russia Suvi Salmenniemi; Chapter 1 Class Analysis in the USSR and Contemporary Russia Harri Melin Suvi Salmenniemi; Part I Class in Public Discourses; Chapter 2 Business for Pleasure: Elite Women in the Russian Popular Media Saara Ratilainen; Chapter 3 Post-Soviet Khoziain: Class Self and Morality in Russian Self-help Literature Suvi Salmenniemi; Chapter 4 Doing Class in Social Welfare Discourses: 'Unfortunate Families' in Russia Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova Pavel Romanov; Chapter 5 Political Part ies and the Construction of Social Class in Russia Sirke Mäkinen; Part II Classed Practices; Chapter 6 Making and Managing Class: Employment of Paid Domestic Workers in Russia Anna Rotkirch Olga Tkach Elena Zdravomyslova; Chapter 7 'We are Not Rich Enough to Buy Cheap Things': Clothing Consumption of the St. Petersburg Middle Class Olga Gurova; Chapter 8 Women's Use of Legal Advice and Claims in Contemporary Russia: The Impact of Gender and Class Vikki Turbine; Part III Living Class; Chapter 9 Wealth Brings Health? Class Body and Health in Russia Marja Rytkönen Ilkka Pietilä; Chapter 10 Class Differences and Social Mobility amongst College-educated Young People in Russia Elena Trubina; Chapter 11 Re-inventing Themselves? Gender Employment and Subjective Well-being amongst Young Working-class Russians Charles Walker; Chapter 12 The Excluded Class: Russia's Forgotten Middle-aged Men John Round; Chapter 13 Afterword: Thinking and Rethinking Class Steph Lawler;
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