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More About This Title Transition Economies: Political Economy in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
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Martin Myant graduated in Economics from the University of Cambridge in 1971 and completed a PhD in modern Czechoslovak history at the University of Glasgow in 1978. He taught Economics from 1978 to 2012. His main research has been on Eastern and Central Europe, especially the former Czechoslovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland.
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Part I: The political economy of state socialism
Chapter 1: The system of state socialism
Chapter 2: The successes and failures of central planning
Chapter 3: From reform to breakdown
Part II: Macro-economic transformations: From shock to recovery
Chapter 4: The courses of transition
Part III: Transition: Policies and alternatives
Chapter 5: A strategy for transition
Chapter 6: Alternatives and adaptations
Part IV: The state
Chapter 7: State capacity and the rule of law
Chapter 8: State consolidation: Russia in a comparative perspective
Chapter 9: Economic role of the state
Chapter 10: Welfare states and regimes
Part V: Micro-economic evolution: New forms of business
Chapter 11: Enterprises: Shock and survival
Chapter 12: The growth of new business
Chapter 13: Privatization
Chapter 14: A new banking system
Chapter 15: Enterprises in the period of economic recovery
Part VI: Conclusions
Chapter 16: Emerging Varieties of Capitalism
Chapter 17: The Financial Crisis and a Verdict on Transition
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