The post-communist states of Central and Eastern Europe have gone from being among the world's most closed, autarkic economies to among the most export-oriented and globally integrated. Reaching deep into the region's history and focusing on its long-run industrial development, Besnik Pula presents a counter narrative to prevailing narratives that explain this shift.
The post-communist states of Central and Eastern Europe have gone from being among the world's most closed, autarkic economies to among the most export-oriented and globally integrated. Reaching deep into the region's history and focusing on its long-run industrial development, Besnik Pula presents a counter narrative to prevailing narratives that explain this shift.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Besnik Pula is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Program in International Studies at Virginia Tech.
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Introduction 1. Globalization Under and After Socialism: A Comparative and Historical Perspective 2. The Limits of Autarchy in the Periphery: Trade, Planning, and East European Industrialization, 1946-1969 3. Upgrading Socialism: Technology, Debt, and East European Reform, 1968-1985 4. Socialist Proto-Globalization and Patterns of Uneven Transnational Integration after 1989 5. Transnational Integration and Specialization in the 2000s: Diverging International Market Roles 6. Critical Junctures and the Politics of Institutional Adjustment: Explaining Divergence Conclusion
Introduction 1. Globalization Under and After Socialism: A Comparative and Historical Perspective 2. The Limits of Autarchy in the Periphery: Trade, Planning, and East European Industrialization, 1946-1969 3. Upgrading Socialism: Technology, Debt, and East European Reform, 1968-1985 4. Socialist Proto-Globalization and Patterns of Uneven Transnational Integration after 1989 5. Transnational Integration and Specialization in the 2000s: Diverging International Market Roles 6. Critical Junctures and the Politics of Institutional Adjustment: Explaining Divergence Conclusion
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