Post-Communist Economies

1997 - 2025

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Employment in the New Private Sector in Russia pp. 421-443: Simon Clarke and Veronika Kabalina
Investment, Restructuring and Performance in Transition Economies pp. 445-462: Vladimir Popov
Foreign Banks' Entry into Central and East European Markets: Motives and Activities pp. 463-485: Lukasz Konopielko
Strategic Technology Alliances: A Way to Innovative Enterprises in Russia? pp. 487-501: Petra Opitz and Thomas Sauer
Who is Running Croatian Enterprises? pp. 503-517: Branimir Kristofic
Firm Level Restructuring in the Slovenian Food Industry pp. 519-539: Emil Erjavec, Matthew Gorton, Ales Kuhar and Vesna Valant
Training Needs in Russian Industrial Companies: Assessment by CEOs pp. 541-549: Igor Gurkov

The May 1997 Currency Crisis in the Czech Republic pp. 277-298: Julius Horvath
An Assessment of Real Exchange Rate Movements in the Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe pp. 299-318: Panagiotis Liargovas
Exchange Rate Policy and Output Growth: The Experience of the Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe pp. 319-336: Christos Papazoglou
The Chinese and Russian Energy Sectors: Comparative Change and Potential Interaction pp. 337-372: David Kerr
The Crippling Cost of an Incomplete Transformation: The Case of Moldova pp. 373-397: Nina Orlova and Per Ronnas
The Albanian Economy in Transition: The Role of Remittances and Pyramid Investment Schemes pp. 399-415: James Korovilas

Regional Inequality and Branch Employment in Russia Between 1990 and 1995 pp. 149-159: Michael Paul Sacks
Market Orientation and Regional Economic Disparities in China pp. 161-172: Xiaowen Tian
The Impact of Economic Reform on Industrial Labour Relations in China and Vietnam pp. 173-192: Ying Zhu and Stephanie Fahey
The Use of Policies for Competition in the Promotion of Structural Change in Transforming Economies pp. 193-217: Piotr Jasinski and Cathryn Ross
Water and Waste Water Services in the Russian Federation: A Study of Four Vodokanaly pp. 219-235: David Parker
Economic Migration in Post-Soviet Central Asia: The Case of Kyrgyzstan pp. 237-252: Rafis Abazov
Corporate Governance in Bulgarian State-owned Banks, 1992-1997 pp. 253-265: Sonya Dilova-Kirkowa

Can Eastern Europe Catch Up? pp. 5-25: Andrzej Brzeski and Enrico Colombatto
Transition and Active Investors: Venture Capital in Hungary, Poland and Slovakia pp. 27-46: Mike Wright, Judit Karsai, Zbigniew Dudzinski and Jan Morovic
Framework Issues in the Privatisation Strategies of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland pp. 47-77: Morris Bornstein
Foreign Trade Arrangements in Russia and its Regions: Relying on Foreign Capital to Generate Growth? pp. 79-98: Peter Kirkow
Privatisation and Transition in Albania pp. 99-125: Iraj Hashi and Lindita Xhillari
Inflation and Stabilisation in Albania pp. 127-141: Sulo Haderi, Harry Papapanagos, Peter Sanfey and Mirela Talka

Will Russia achieve fast economic growth? pp. 421-449: Vladimir Popov
Industrial restructuring in Ukraine seven years after independence: From socialism to a planning economy? pp. 451-465: Christian VonHirschhausen
Banks as 'agents of change': Experience with restructuring of bad debts in Poland pp. 467-493: Robert Chudzik
Dominant shareholders, restructuring and performance of privatised companies in Russia: An analysis and some policy implications pp. 495-517: Sergei Aukutsionek, Igor Filatochev, Rostislav Kapelyushnikov and Vladimir Zhukov
Small business in the Russian provinces: Case study evidence from Volgograd pp. 519-537: Gennady Polonsky
An analysis of milk processing in Bulgaria: Policy implications of market structure, prices and production trends during economic transition pp. 539-555: Margarita Mihaylova and Keith Howe
A note on associations of small entrepreneurs in the market economy of St Petersburg pp. 557-560: E. M. Belova and T. V. Khabarina
Dismantling the state sector: A supplementary note pp. 561-563: Tomasz Mickiewicz

Understanding regional patterns of economic change in Russia: An introduction pp. 285-304: Michael Bradshaw and Philip Hanson
Statistical overview pp. 305-318: Gleb Bylov and Douglas Sutherland
Kostroma oblast': An average-Russian, averagely-depressed region pp. 319-340: Andrei Treivish
Samara oblast': A governor and his Guberniya pp. 341-361: Pavel Romanov and Irina Tartakovskaya
Krasnodar Krai: A 'growth pole' in the transitional economy of Russia? pp. 363-374: Arbakhan Magomedov
Resource-rich regions—irkutsk oblast' on the road to the market pp. 375-389: Alexander Chernikov
A primorsky republic: Myth or reality? pp. 391-404: Tamara Troyakova
Networks, linkages and legacies: Evidence from an elite survey in six Russian provinces in 1996-1997 pp. 405-413: Peter Kirkow, Philip Hanson and Andrei Treivish

Russia's 'ministry of cash': Sberbank in transition pp. 133-155: William Tompson
Monetary disruptions and the emergence of barter in FSU economies pp. 157-177: Jan Amrit Poser
Industrial barter in Russia pp. 179-188: Sergei Aukutsionek
Fiscal crisis and macroeconomic policy in Russia pp. 189-202: S. Sinel'nikov-Murilev and G. Trofimov
Macroeconomic stabilisation and central bank policy in Latvia pp. 203-215: Alfred Vanags
Poland's transition from the perspective of performance in EU markets pp. 217-239: Bartlomiej Kaminski
Romania 1990-2002: Stop-go transformation pp. 241-258: Gabor Hunya
Ownership and control in Russian privatised companies: New evidence from a repeated survey pp. 259-270: Igor Gurkov
Stretching the concept of 'social capital': Comment on Peter Kirkow, 'Russia's regional puzzle: Institutional change and economic adaptation' pp. 271-277: Stefanie Harter

Strategic planning in St Petersburg pp. 5-19: I. A. Karelina, L. E. Limonov and Boris Zhikharevich
Obstacles to efficiency pp. 21-34: N. Oding and T. Vlasova
The interrelationship between inter-enterprise arrears and macroeconomic aggregates in post-soviet economies pp. 35-46: Jan Amrit Poser
Dismantling the state sector in Eastern Europe: Implications for unemployment pp. 47-62: Tomasz Mickiewicz
Why institutional change should be rapid — A transaction costs perspective pp. 63-79: Rasto Ovin
Developing efficient financial institutions in russia pp. 81-93: Joachim Bald and Jim Nielsen
Integration of the Baltic States in the European union in the light of the theory of institutional competition pp. 95-109: Bernhard Seliger
Economic cooperation between members of the European union and the new democratic countries in Europe pp. 111-118: Gerhard Prosi
The collapse of the CMEA and Hungary's agro-food external trade pp. 119-128: Marc Duponcel