Economic change in the Balkan states : Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and Yugoslavia

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Economic change in the Balkan states : Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and Yugoslavia

edited by Örjan Sjöberg and Michael L. Wyzan

Pinter, 1991

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The result of a conference on Economic Change in the Socialist Balkan Countries, held June 12-13, 1990, at the Institute of Soviet and East European Economics, Stockholm School of Economic

Includes bibliographies and index

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This book represents the first major project of the Institute of Soviet and East European Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics. It is a result of a conference on Economic Change in the Socialist Balkan Countries organized on 12-13 June 1990. The authors hope is that this volume will be a substantial contribution to the study of the Balkan economies. Because of the derth of information that has long prevailed, little academic research has been possible on Albania, Romanian and Bulgaria, while the Yugoslav economy has mostly been discussed outside of the Balkan context. The intention has been to provide the reader with assessments based on statistics and information that have recently become available. Furthermore, the aim is not only to provide the reader with previously unknown facts, but also to offer analysis. The common view of the authors of this volume has been that at long last, the truth must be stated. But as there is rarely a common view of the truth, they present their perceptions while also trying to offer the facts upon which they base their judgements in order to allow the reader to scrutinize and question their opinions. All the contributors belong to the younger generation of scholars in the field, though typically, prehaps, none of them seems to be much impressed by market socialism, signifying a generational divide that is characteristic of both the Eastern and Western halves of Europe. Increasingly, the question that is posed is no longer what is the ideal society, but rather how does the Balkans move to a "normal" society, that is a market economy of a West Eruopean type with predominant private ownership. This becomes the starting point both for assessments of the current situation and for probing into the eternal question of what is to be done.

目次

  • The Balkan States - struggling along the road to the market from Europe's periphery, Orjan Sjoberg and Michael Wyzan
  • the role of labour in the great transition to a market economy in Yugoslavia, Ivo Bicanic
  • Economic change in Yugoslavia - from crisis to reform, Will Bartlett
  • the economic legacy of Ceausescu, Per Ronnas
  • the future of a failure - the Romanian economy, Alin Teodorescu
  • Bulgarian economy in the immediate post-Zhivkov era, Michael Wyzan
  • the Bulgarian economy - transition or turmoil, Ognian Pishev
  • the Albanian economy in the 1980s - coping with a centralized system. Orjan Sjoberg
  • the Albanian economy at the beginning of the 1990s
  • the implications of change in East Central Euorpe for the Balkan socialist economies, Alan H.Smith. Conclusion: the socialist Balkan countries will follow East Central Euorpe, Anders Aslund.

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