Titlebook: Reform of the Socialist System in Central and Eastern Europe; Martin J. Bull (Professor of European Politics),Mi Book 1998 Palgrave Macmil

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Women in the Polish Labour Market: Is Transition a Threat?,e case of Poland where the emergence of mass unemployment was an almost immediate consequence of the launch of the Balcerowicz Plan in January 1990. Furthermore, the recent reductions in the numbers registered as jobless are too small to be hailed as a long-awaited breakthrough.

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Civil Society and Ethnic Difference in East-Central Europe and the Baltic Countries, be achieved in six months, and the benefits of economic reform be felt after six years, but the social foundations of both democracy and a market economy, the key to which was the development of a robust civil society, were unlikely to be secured in under sixty years. It is notable that whilst he e

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Transition to the Market: Recent Developments and Current Problems,where the socialist system was threatened, no longer applied. While not immediately accepted at face value, due to the legacy of deep mistrust extending over several earlier decades, the changes going on in the former Soviet Union (FSU) eventually resulted in the collapse of communist governments in

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,Frustration With Liberalism? ‘Sound’ Interventionism in East European Economics,wspaper in London or Prague, Tokyo or Budapest without being confronted by such headlines during the last three years. While 1989 and 1990 were euphoric years of political revolutions in Eastern Europe, 1991 and 1992 saw a growing disillusionment with the long-awaited Great Transformation. According

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Russia in Transition,rom an authoritarian political system based on a state-run administrative command economy to a democratic system with a market economy, arguing that the process of developing a democratic political system and a market economy were complementary. However, several major internal crises followed, which

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