Post-Communist Economies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Roger Clarke

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The Russian market for financial services for small business: The banking segment pp. 413-421: Irina Evseeva and Elena Lupinovich
State support for the development of small business in Russian regions pp. 423-430: Victoria Golikova and Agnessa Avilova
Formation of the non-state sector and privatisation in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan pp. 431-448: Rafis Abazov
Foreign capital inflow and private enterprise development in Poland: A survey pp. 449-467: Valentijn Bilsen and Wim Lagae
Economic success in Estonia: The centre versus periphery pattern of regional inequality pp. 469-490: Michael Harter and Reiner Jaakson
Banking in transition: Development and current problems in Azerbaijan pp. 491-499: Manijeh Sabi
The Ukrainian economy and the process of reform pp. 501-517: Mohammed Ishaq

Russia's regional puzzle: Institutional change and economic adaptation pp. 261-287: Peter Kirkow
Some characteristics of the transition economy pp. 289-336: Sergei Aukutsionek
A review of bank performance during transition in central Europe pp. 337-357: Michael Borish, Wei Ding and Michel Noël
Bank rehabilitation in Slovenia: Why it was undertaken and what its effects have been pp. 359-382: Evan Kraft
Accounting and societal transition: The bohemian accountant and the velvet revolution pp. 383-406: Willie Seal, Pat Sucher, Ivan Zelenka and Marcela Zarova

Measuring progress towards a Market economy pp. 141-172: Sergei Aukutsionek
Economic dynamism in transition economies: Lessons from Germany pp. 173-181: Jens Hölscher
Czech import demand for agricultural products differentiated by degree of processing pp. 183-207: Karel Janda
Reserve requirements as an implicit tax: The case of Poland and Hungary pp. 209-218: Lukasz Konopielko
The rise of non-state owned enterprises in China pp. 219-231: Xiaowen Tian
North Korea as an economy under multiple severe stresses: Analogies and lessons from past and recent historical experience pp. 233-255: Nicholas Eberstadt

The political economy of Russian regionalism pp. 5-25: Vladimir Mau and Vadim Stupin
What sort of capitalism is developing in Russia? pp. 27-42: Philip Hanson
Science, technology and Russia's future: Two legacies pp. 43-59: John Moore
The legacy of party-states for the transformation pp. 61-85: Maria Csanadi
Employers' workforce formation practices, young people's employment opportunities and labour market behaviour in post-communist Poland pp. 87-99: K. Roberts, A. Kurzynowski, Tadeusz Szumlicz and B. Jung
Privatisation and foreign direct investment in Bulgaria: Present characteristics and future trends pp. 101-116: Marin Alexandrov Marinov and Svetla Trifonova Marinova
Cuba's economic restructuring, 1990-1995 pp. 117-130: Ruben Berrios