Privatization in Central and Eastern Europe
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Privatization in Central and Eastern Europe
（Key issues in the realignment of Central and Eastern Europe）
Longman, 1994
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Privatization in Central & Eastern Europe
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: pbk ISBN 9780582227651
Description
This book provides an unrivalled overview of the privatisation issue within the region. Organised into two parts: the first discusses conceptual issues including the theoretical, political, and financial aspects; whilst the second looks specifically at the experiences within central and eastern European countries. Countries covered include: former GDR; Poland; former Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Russia; Romania and Bulgaria. This broad based overview pulls together much of the current thinking, debate and issues concerned with privatisation within this increasingly important area of Europe.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Conceptual issues: theoretical issues, Saul Estrin
- privatization in comparative perspective - an overview of the emerging issues, Paul Hare
- political dimensions of privatization in Eastern Europe, Judy Batt
- corporate governance in mass privatization programmes, Enrico Perotti
- privatization, distribution and economic justice - efficiency in transition, Amos Witztum
- privatization and regulation of utilities in economies in transition, Martin Cave and Pal Valentiny. Part 2 Country studies: privatization and deindustrialization in East Germany, Wendy Carlin and Colin Mayer
- the relationship between privatization and reform of the banking sector - the case of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Lina Takla
- the privatization process - economic and political aspects of the Hungarian approach, Paul Hare and Anna Ravenka
- privatization in Poland, 1989-1993 - policies, methods and results, Stanislaw Gomulka and Piotr Jasinki
- privatization in the former Soviet Union and the New Russia, Alexander Bim et al
- economic system reforms and privatization in Romania, Avner Ben-Ner and John M. Montias
- privatization in Bulgaria, Derek Jones et al.
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ISBN 9780582227668
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This book provides an overview of the privatization issues within Central and Eastern Europe. It seeks to tackle both the theoretical questions and to reflect upon the experiences in key privatization experiments. In the country papers the contributors have sought to explain the economic, political and social nature of the privatization process. This approach is supported by a theoretical section, which tries to consider the privatization process in the transitional economies thematically. Issues which recur in the country experiences, and which are treated in the first part of the book, include speed of privatization, finance and corporate governance, political questions and income and wealth distribution. Real-life experiences within the region support the text. The book is written by a specially commissioned team of international experts from UK, Europe and North America. It is aimed at advanced undergraduates and postgraduate students studying privatization, transitional economics and economic reform. It should also be of interest to students of politics and European studies.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Conceptual issues: theoretical issues, Saul Estrin
- privatization in comparative perspective - an overview of the emerging issues, Paul Hare
- political dimensions of privatization in Eastern Europe, Judy Batt
- corporate governance in mass privatization programmes, Enrico Perotti
- privatization, distribution and economic justice - efficiency in transition, Amos Witztum
- privatization and regulation of utilities in economies in transition, Martin Cave and Pal Valentiny. Part 2 Country studies: privatization and deindustrialization in East Germany, Wendy Carlin and Colin Mayer
- the relationship between privatization and reform of the banking sector - the case of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Lina Takla
- the privatization process - economic and political aspects of the Hungarian approach, Paul Hare and Anna Ravenka
- privatization in Poland, 1989-1993 - policies, methods and results, Stanislaw Gomulka and Piotr Janinki
- privatization in the former Soviet Union and the New Russia, Alexander Bim et al
- economic system reforms and privatization in Romania, Avner Ben-Ner and John M. Montias
- privatization in Bulgaria, Derek Jones et al.
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