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2662-625X st-socialist transition. The interactions and contradictions of moral economies and market relations are examined, exploring the often overlooked social dimension to market-building in Russia.978-1-349-32982-3978-0-230-35876-8Series ISSN 2662-625X Series E-ISSN 2662-6268

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Introduction: Rethinking the Political Economy of Post-Socialismtures, what one group of scholars called a “quadruple transition” (D’Anieri, Kravchuk, and Kuzio 1999): transforming economies (marketization), polities (democratization), state structures, and political identities and communities (nations and ethnicities). This event, whose echoes reverberate, is a

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Culture and Post-Socialism: The Moral Economy of Market Buildingnd foundations of authority, and identities (Kennedy 2002; Weiner 2007). The importance of culture and power was clear empirically in such issues as contested and confused identities (rossiianin or ethnic identities), political legitimacy (power sharing between Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet or Duma

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Moral versus Market Economies in the Post-Soviet Firm. Enterprise managers and employees did notdisagree. To them, the problem was not the enterprise itself; certainlyoutdated or worn technology hurt, but the real obstacle to productivitywas bureaucrats to whom they answered and whose Plan-centeredrules stifled innovation and productivity. As several

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Moral and Market Economies Meet: Remaking Exchanget enough to sustain working economies. For Smith (2002 [1759]), sympathy was crucial for social or economic exchanges. Exchange for material gain alone was too cold a foundation for exchange, and only sympathy and shared values—and exchange of empathy, as it were—would reduce opportunism that would

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Contradictions of Post-Socialist Value: Moral Economy of Moneyion of state power in the United States, France, or Great Britain are distant enough, and economies sufficiently stable (parts of the 1970s aside), that we assume dollars, pounds, and some European currency (once francs and deutschmarks, the euro at the moment) are natural, operative means for stori

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Conclusion: Rethinking the Post-Soviet Experience Twenty Years Onms really matter? Are they merely window-dressing for material needs and instrumentally governed tactics? Or do they truly influence dynamics of change? There is plenty to suggest the former, especially in narratives about the sordid world of privatization and property empires. Yet one could also ar