Dependency and development in central and eastern Europe's new capitalist systems

Dependency and development in central and eastern Europe's new capitalist systems

<p>This thesis tackles the puzzling developments in higher education (HE) in 10 countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) since 1989. Enrolments increased up to six-fold in the next twenty years. One would expect this story to be matched by an equivalently extraordinary economic growth...

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Main Author: Tarlea, S
Other Authors: Soskice, D
Format: Thesis
Published: 2015

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