First steps toward economic independence : new states of the postcommunist world

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First steps toward economic independence : new states of the postcommunist world

edited by Michael L. Wyzan

Praeger, 1995

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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The end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s have witnessed the disintegration of all three formerly communist federal nations, the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia. These events have resulted in the creation of 22 new nations, raising all sorts of interesting questions. This volume is concerned with the first steps toward economic independence of a selection of these states, including Estonia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Georgia, as well as the former Yugoslavia republics of Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia, and Slovakia. While their experiences vary greatly, they face common problems, making policy selections from a fairly similar menu. The papers in this collection provide considerable insight into the prerequisites of economic independence. Researchers, scholars, and students (graduate and upper level undergraduate classes) of economics, economic and regional development, and economic history should find this book of considerable value.

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Figures and Tables Preface Introduction by Michael L. Wyzan Former Soviet Republics Estonia by Ardo H. Hansson Ukraine by Simon Johnson and Oleg Ustenko Kazakhstan by Peter Rutland and Timur R. Isataev Georgia by Patrick J. Conway and Chandrashekar Pant Former Yugoslav Republics Slovenia by Evan Kraft, Milan Vodopivec, and Milan Cvikl Croatia by Ivo Bi'cani'c Macedonia by Michael L. Wyzan Other Cases Slovakia by Herta GabrieloVA, Egon Hlavaty, Adela HoskoVA, Zora KominkoVA, Milan Kurusz, and Brigita SchmogneroVA Index

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