Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China

The transition from socialist redistributive economy to capitalist markets has proved to be a rockier road that anticipated. The degree and character of difficulties that the countries faced during the transition depended on the nature of the pathways taken. In this paper I distinguish three major t...

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Main Author: SZELENYI, Ivan
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Language:English
Published: Belvedere Meridionale LTD. 2015-03-01
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Online Access:http://www.belvedere-meridionale.hu/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/01_szelenyi_2015_01.pdf
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description The transition from socialist redistributive economy to capitalist markets has proved to be a rockier road that anticipated. The degree and character of difficulties that the countries faced during the transition depended on the nature of the pathways taken. In this paper I distinguish three major trajectories various countries followed: Central European neo-liberalism; post USSR neo-patrimonial regime and the East Asian (Chinese and Vietnamese) transformation from below. Rather than distinguishing the “right way” from the “wrong way” I explore what the diff erent costs and benefi ts of the various pathways were at various stages of the transformation.
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spelling doaj.art-69b76538d14b48eab6b4e9931698859a2022-12-22T02:54:15ZengBelvedere Meridionale LTD.Belvedere Meridionale1419-02222064-59292015-03-0127152610.14232/belv.2015.1.1Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and ChinaSZELENYI, Ivan0Yale University, NYUAD, USAThe transition from socialist redistributive economy to capitalist markets has proved to be a rockier road that anticipated. The degree and character of difficulties that the countries faced during the transition depended on the nature of the pathways taken. In this paper I distinguish three major trajectories various countries followed: Central European neo-liberalism; post USSR neo-patrimonial regime and the East Asian (Chinese and Vietnamese) transformation from below. Rather than distinguishing the “right way” from the “wrong way” I explore what the diff erent costs and benefi ts of the various pathways were at various stages of the transformation.http://www.belvedere-meridionale.hu/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/01_szelenyi_2015_01.pdfneo-patrimonial regimesregimestransformationUSSRChina
spellingShingle SZELENYI, Ivan
Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
Belvedere Meridionale
neo-patrimonial regimes
regimes
transformation
USSR
China
title Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
title_full Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
title_fullStr Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
title_full_unstemmed Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
title_short Pathways from and Crises after Communism Part 2. The Case of Former USSR and China
title_sort pathways from and crises after communism part 2 the case of former ussr and china
topic neo-patrimonial regimes
regimes
transformation
USSR
China
url http://www.belvedere-meridionale.hu/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/01_szelenyi_2015_01.pdf
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