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The Program on Central & Eastern Europe - Archive

 
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24 The Third of May, 1791
1991 – Norman Davies
23 From Second Economy to Informal Economy
1992 – Endre Sik
22 The Past & Future of the Czecho-Slovak Economic Relations
1992 – Ales Capek
21 The State & SOEs in Hungarian Privatization
1992 – Gyorgy Holló
20 The Infirmity of Social Democracy in Postcommunist Poland
1992 – Jan Kubik
19 Dilemmas of the Great Transition: A Tentative Catalogue
1991 – Piotr Sztompka
18 Hungary Re-Linking: State Socialism & the Transformation of External Linkages
1991 – József Böröcz
17 The Slánsky Trial Reconsidered
1991 – Audrey L. Helfant
16 The Demonstration of March 15, 1989, in Budapest: A Struggle for Public Memory
1991 – Tamas Hofer
15 The Decline of Communism, Rise of Capitalism, & Transformation of East European & Soviet Political Economies
1991 – Kazimierz Poznanski
14 The EC/EFTA Economic Area: A Compass for Central Europe?
1991 – René Schwok
13 The Domestic Sources of East European Security Policies
1991 – Richard Weitz
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