Titlebook: Divergent Paths in Post-Communist Transformation; Capitalism for All o Oleh Havrylyshyn Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Measuring Progress in Transitiones of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS); and that of the latter, Belarus, Turkmenistan and, arguably, Uzbekistan have not changed much. Such a view is also widely held by the citizens of these countries. While such broad judgments are probably correct, for analytical purposes it is surely

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The SS , Navigation Modela great deal. Most Central European countries — Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia and Slovenia — have essentially become fully operational market economies with little vestige of the communist period to distinguish them from other middle-income market

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The Search for a Navigation Chart: Legitimate Debates, Vested Interests and Reformist Commitmentsor millions of repressed people was shared by the population of the non-communist world, particularly in Europe. In the USA, to sympathy was added a strong dose of victorious pride, since Americans saw this as an act of capitulation to President Reagan’s challenge, ‘Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wal

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Safe Havens for Market Reforms: Membership in the EU and Other International Organizationsore guarded and constrained than earlier political statements welcoming these countries and calling for new initiatives to respond to their needs. Thus, for example, Chancellor Kohl insisted at the G-7 Summit in June 1990 on including a reference to East European integration and more concretely: ‘to

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Diverse Outcomes: Liberal Societies, Captured States and Undetermined Politiesge-over from communist central planning to a liberal market economy, in a word, .? The first conclusion of this book points to the wide divergence of outcomes among the 27 countries, with one group having essentially completed this journey, a middle group still short of the end-point but progressing