Contents: Nikolai V. Mikhailov: Non-Party Workers’ Organizations in St Petersburg and the Provinces before and during the First Russian Revolution – Christine Ruane: The 1906 Moscow Garment Workers’ Strike – Sarah Badcock: Politics, Parties, and Power: Sormovo Workers in 1917 – Simon Pirani: Mass Mobilization versus Participatory Democracy: Moscow Workers and the Bolshevik Expropriation of Political Power – Barbara Allen: Transforming Factions into Blocs: Alexander Shliapnikov, Sergei Medvedev, and the CCC Investigation of the the CCC Investigation of the «Baku Affair» in 1926 – Aleksei Gusev: The «Bolshevik Leninist» Opposition and the Working Class, 1928-1929 – Kevin Murphy: Strikes during the Early Soviet Period, 1922 to 1932: From Working-Class Militancy to Working-Class Passivity? – Wendy Z. Goldman: Terror in the Factories – Lynne Viola: Taiga Conditions: Kulak Special Settlers, Commandants, and Soviet Industry – Jean Lévesque: Foremen in the Field: Collective Farm Chairmen and the Fate of Labour Discipline after Collectivization, 1932-1953 – Diane P. Koenker: Soviet Worker Leisure Travel in the 1930s – Barbara Alpern Engel: «Earning My Own Crust of Bread»: Labor in the Lives of Discontented Wives in Late Imperial Russia – Gijs Kessler: A Population under Pressure: Household Responses to Demographic and Economic Shock in the Interwar Soviet Union – Donald Filtzer: The 1947 Food Crisis and its Aftermath: Worker and Peasant Consumption in Non-Famine Regions of the RSFSR – Andrei Markevich: Finding Additional Income: Subsidiary Agriculture in Soviet Urban Households, 1941-1964 – Sergey A. Afontsev: The Choice of Income-Earning Activities: Russian Urban Households and the Challenges of Transition.