Institutional Frameworks of Market Economies: Scandinavian and Eastern European PerspectivesJerzy Hausner, Bob Jessop, Klaus Nielsen Avebury, 1993 - 301 lappuses The contemporary structural transformations in Eastern Europe involve, among other things, the setting up of an institutional framework for a market economy. The analysis of this process could benefit from comparison with Western models. This text focuses on Poland and the Scandinavian (or negotiated economy) model. |
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PostSocialism the Negotiated Economy and other | 3 |
Institutional Theory and the Influence of Foreign Actors | 45 |
Catching Up and Institutional Learning under | 68 |
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