Privatization and entrepreneurship in post-socialist countries : economy, law and society

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Privatization and entrepreneurship in post-socialist countries : economy, law and society

edited by Bruno Dallago, Gianmaria Ajani, and Bruno Grancelli

Macmillan , St. Martin's Press, 1992

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This text analyzes the processes of privatization and entrepreneurial formation by countries and subjects, and points out the different features they acquire in various post-socialist countries through an interdisciplinary and historico-comparative approach. The various chapters examine how the lack of flexible labour and capital markets are hampering the substitution of the institutions of socialism with those of the market economy. Also examined are the contradictions between the macroeconomic stabilization policies and the long term aims of systemic change. Bruno Dallago has written "The Irregular Economy", "The Unofficial Economy" and "Economic Planning in Transition". Bruno Grancelli has also written "Soviet Management and Labour Relations".

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  • Part 1 The autonomous sector - entrepreneurship and transition: the autonomous sector in a society of shortage, Horst Brezinski
  • perestroika - the autonomous sector and the transition from the "contra-system" to a civil society?, Robert Sharlet
  • property relations in the period of transition, Marton Tardos
  • issues in state and private sector relations in the Soviet economy, Anthony Jones
  • organizational innovation and entrepreneurial formation, Bruno Grancelli
  • from underground to legitimacy, Maria Los
  • seeking legal forms for the autonomous sector, Victor P. Mozolin. Part 2 Economic, legal and social problems of ownership transformation: the reality and potential of autonomous entrepreneurship, Terez Laky
  • transformation of a centrally-directed economy, Paul Marer
  • the role of law in autonomization of the USSR economy, John Hazard
  • new economic forms, Soviet labour law and the trade unions, Ger Van den Berg
  • the entrepreneurial spirit and Soviet medicine, David Powell. Part 3 The co-operative movements in the Soviet Union: the role of the new co-operatives in the Soviet economy, Domenico M. Nuti
  • Soviet co-operatives and the labour market, Silvana Malle
  • entrepreneurship - some legal and social problems, Louise Shelley
  • the role of the non-socialized sector in Perestroika, Svetlana Glinkina
  • on the efficiency of Soviet co-operatives - a critical appraisal, Ruud Knaak.

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