American Behavioral Scientist articles from March 1995

American Behavioral Scientist archives from March 1995

Regional economic blocs, cross-border cooperation, and local economic strategies in postsocialism: politics, policies, and prospects.
March 1, 1995... the collapse of the communist regime, major disputes occurred over the pace of economic reform. Slovakia's economic profile and location made it more dependent on links to the CIS (especially due to its military-industrial complex, its...

Industrial policy or structural adjustment? A case of planned versus creeping institutional change.
March 1, 1995... Estrin, S., Gelb, A., & Singh, I. (Guest Eds.). (1993a). Special issue: East European enterprises in transition (part 1). Eastern European Economics, 31(5). Estrin, S., Gelb, A., & Singh, I. (Guest Eds.). (1993b). Special issue: East...

Organized interests and the labor market in postcommunist Europe.
March 1, 1995... Although national systems of economic interest representation, labor markets, and labor-management relations in advanced capitalist countries have been studied thoroughly, scholars have paid relatively little attention to the organization and...

State building and postcommunist budget deficits.
March 1, 1995... Bachman, R. D. (1991). Romania: A country study. Washington, DC: U.S. Library of Congress, Federal Research Division. Blanchard, O., Dornbusch, R., Krugman, P., Layard, R., & Summers, L. (1992). Reform in Eastern Europe. Cambridge:...

Reforming social services in Central and East Europe: meso-level institutional change after the fall of communism.
March 1, 1995... Social policy was subordinate to industrial policy in the communist societies of Central and East Europe (CEE) for ideological, political, and institutional reasons. Ideologically, it was argued that, with the victory of socialism in the CEE...