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His term, "the politics of production," encompassed social relations at the point of production and the role of the state in regulating the collective struggles of workers. Inertia, slowdowns, and other traditional mechanisms greeted unpopular directives at the point of production, while in workers' lives the promotion of Soviet culture foundered on issues that ranged from preferences for drinking and dancing above more "proletarian" pursuits, avoidance of workers' clubs as dens of youthful "hooligans," and non-attendance at factory meetings. Marking weapons at their point of production is a key feature of the Programme of Action, but marking them at the point of import--a major area of international contention--is not. |
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