Yugoslavia : socialism, development, and debt

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Yugoslavia : socialism, development, and debt

David A. Dyker

Routledge, c1990

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Bibliography: p. 186-195

Includes index

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Analyses Yugoslavian development strategy in its historical and political context, assessing how corruption, negligence, and an emphasis on industry has contributed to bringing Yugolslavia close to financial and political chaos. This book should be of interest to lecturers and students of economics, (East) European studies, international relations, politics.

Table of Contents

1. A Young State and a Developing Economy 2. The Origins of Yugoslav Market Socialism 3. The Great Leap Forward: Industrialisation and Extensive Development 1953-65 4. Systematic Reform in the 1960s and 1970s: The Sovereignty of Associated Labour 5. Growth, Strategy and Economic Structure: The Balance of Payments and the Failure of Adjustment Policies in the 1970s 6. The Debt-Service Crisis of 1982 7. Adjustment Policies in the 1980s: Plus a Change 8. Yugoslavia and the World - An Awkward Customer? 9. Politics and the Price of Reform.

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