Restructuring the Baltic Economies: Disengaging Fifty Years of Integration with the USSR
By (Author) Raphael Shen
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
12th December 1994
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Political economy
Colonialism and imperialism
National liberation and independence
330.9474
Hardback
256
The promise of a smooth systemic transformation in the Baltic states has been overshadowed by unforeseen obstacles. Speedy disengagement from the past, particularly from long established practices and inherited economic relationships, has proven more trying than originally anticipated. Compelling interview materials from the region's 115 leading government officials, including prime ministers, and academicians, highlight the major points of the text. Scholars in the United States and Europe, government officials, research and business institutes, and business trade associations will find this a thought provoking analysis of the progress and prospects of former Soviet republics and the lessons this provides for other republics of the former USSR.
RAPHAEL SHEN is Professor of Economics at the University of Detroit. He is the author of Economic Reform in Poland and Czechoslovakia (Praeger, 1993) and The Polish Economy (Praeger, 1992).