Titlebook: Building States and Markets; Enterprise Developme Gül Berna Özcan Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Entrepreneurs as Moral Men,ngs societal upheavals and conflicts. Modern state-building processes not only require national identity formation and power consolidation but also a societal moral harmony. In order to forge this, as the experiences of modern Western nation states illustrate, the state uses its coercive powers to e

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Conclusion,n a vast territory. On the one hand, the dissolution of its governance mechanisms had devastating effects on regional economies and people’s livelihoods as Soviet enterprises and markets rapidly dissipated and became redundant. On the other hand, this collapse liberated millions from the tentacles o

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L2 Systems Theory: Some Applicationsially fostered by prevailing mistrust towards those who are outside of family and clan links. Powerful groups in upper strata make it difficult to form alternative groupings that threaten their vested interests. However, impersonal societal trust would be needed to forge alliances and new lateral st

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Diederich Hinrichsen,Anthony J. Pritchard dissolution of state legitimacy and ideological void dislocated individuals from their value systems. Although individuals continue to accommodate these major changes in their day-to-day lives, societal and individual moral reference points become unstable and confused.

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The Core and Competitive Equilibriaed by the Soviets, this region today is experiencing the proliferation of businesses generated by the persistent efforts of indigenous entrepreneurs. Although they function under increasingly unaccountable and authoritarian regimes and operate in highly constrained markets, the growth of the entrepr

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