Titlebook: Industrial Transformation in Eastern Europe in the Light of the East Asian Experience; Jeffrey Henderson Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Industrial Transformation in East-Central Europe and East Asia: Should the State Wither Away?Cs) members of former Comecon. Later on, the gap between the two areas grew. While economic growth was hardly affected by crisis in the EACs during the 1970s and 1980s, it slowed down in the CEECs, dramatically so in the 1980s. The break-up of the communist system first worsened this economic crisis

巨碩

Intruder

過濾

不近人情

Tidious

Enterprise Strategies and Labour Relations in Central and Eastern Europe; enterprise-level labour relations have received considerably less attention. The institutionalization of new patterns of labour relations is highly contingent upon the prevailing economic and political conditions and this may lead some to argue that it is too early to try to study labour relations

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Ideologies, Economic Policies and Social Change: the Cyclical Nature of Hungary’s Transformationem did not solve it. It was not only an economic crisis, since it affected other spheres of social life. In this chapter it will be argued that the central issue of this crisis was the incapability of the elites to put Hungary back into the mainstream of technological and economic development.

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