Capitalist Diversity on Europe's Periphery (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)
by Dorothee Bohle, Bela Greskovits
Analyzes the diverse forms of capitalism that emerged in Central and Eastern Europe following the collapse of communism, emphasizing institutional and political influences.
About This Book
This book explores the varied paths of capitalist development in Europe's peripheral regions.
It focuses on Central and Eastern European countries transitioning from socialism.
The authors analyze how political and economic factors shaped distinct market economies.
Case studies highlight differences in institutional reforms and policy choices.
The work contributes to understanding diversity within post-communist capitalism.
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