Post-Soviet studies and the transition: the case of the Russian economy

Antonio Sanchez-Andres and Cristina Garcia-Testal

Post-Communist Economies, 2008, vol. 20, issue 2, 133-157

Abstract: The disintegration of the Soviet Union meant that an essential object of study for research analysing centralised planning disappeared and the reference point for a lot of work dealing with the comparison of economic systems was lost. It could be assumed that such a structural alteration might lead to reduced interest in Russian studies and a crisis for the scientific community involved. The purpose of this study is to test this idea and to show how the scientific community interested in post-Soviet studies has changed during the transition period.

Date: 2008
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