The capitalist revolution in Eastern Europe : a contribution to the economic theory of systemic change

László Csaba

This volume offers an applied economics interpretation of the modernization process which followed the collapse of the Soviet empire and of the state socialist experiment. From 1984-1994 a loss of employment and production was recorded in Eastern Europe which exceeded that of the great depression of 1929-1933. This book questions why conventional economic doctrines seem to have failed in some countries but have been more successful in others. In attempting to build a bridge between abstract economic theory and the empirical material available in Eastern Europe, it adopts a broad framework of analysis making use of data and theories drawn from sociology, history and political science.

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[目次]

  • Part I Setting the task: a crisis of transformation, or system change in times of crisis? Part II The environment: prehistory - the eclipse of the Empire
  • long-term constraints on transformation
  • stabilization and transformation - a strange couple. Part III Salient features of systematic change: what is transformation?
  • is transformation an optimizing exercise?
  • economic theory and systemic change
  • economic policy in system change - a search for new ways. Part IV Individual case studies: on Hungarian gradualism
  • Russia - a showcase of failed shocks? Part V The international dimension: integration and transformation
  • Eastern Europe - what kind of capitalism? Part VI Review and prospects: conclusions and prospects.

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書名 The capitalist revolution in Eastern Europe : a contribution to the economic theory of systemic change
著作者等 Csaba, László
Csaba Laszlo
シリーズ名 Studies of communism in transition
出版元 Edward Elgar
刊行年月 c1995
ページ数 x, 342 p.
大きさ 23 cm
ISBN 1852786728
NCID BA24584373
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言語 英語
出版国 イギリス
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