Through a case study of two remarkable shipyards, In the Storms of Transformation offers a new perspective on the shift from socialism to market capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe.
Through a case study of two remarkable shipyards, In the Storms of Transformation offers a new perspective on the shift from socialism to market capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe.
By Ulf Brunnbauer, Philipp Ther, Piotr Filipkowski, Andrew Hodges, Stefano Petrungaro, and Peter Wegenschimmel Translated by Carla Welch
Inhaltsangabe
List of Maps List of Illustrations Acknowledgments 1. Weathering the Storms of Transformation: Shipbuilding and Social Change in Eastern Europe and the EU since the 1970s 2. Forever on the Verge of Going Under: A Tale of Two Shipyards 3. A Safe Haven? The Role of the State in the Transformation 4. Welded Together: Community Building in the Shipyards 5. Added Value: Ships, Labour, and the Production of Meaning 6. Keel Up? The Future of Shipbuilding in the EU Postscript Notes Bibliography Index
List of Maps List of Illustrations Acknowledgments 1. Weathering the Storms of Transformation: Shipbuilding and Social Change in Eastern Europe and the EU since the 1970s 2. Forever on the Verge of Going Under: A Tale of Two Shipyards 3. A Safe Haven? The Role of the State in the Transformation 4. Welded Together: Community Building in the Shipyards 5. Added Value: Ships, Labour, and the Production of Meaning 6. Keel Up? The Future of Shipbuilding in the EU Postscript Notes Bibliography Index
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