The volume focuses on privatisation in transition countries, addressing issues ranging from corporate governance to the relationship between privatisation and the emergence of markets, from a multi-disciplinary perspective.
WLADIMIR ANDREFF Université de Paris I Panthéon - SorbonneWENDY CARLIN University College LondonROBERT CHUDZIK Frankfurt Institute for Transformation Studies, European University ViadrinaSTIJN CLAISSENS World Bank, Washington, DCSIMEON DJANKOV World Bank, Washington, DCRAINER GESELL Frankfurt Institute for Transformation Studies, European University ViadrinaRALPH HEINRICH Institute for World Economics, KielGABOR HUNYA WIIW, ViennaMICHAEL KEREN Hebrew University, JerusalemKLAUS MEYER Copenhagen Business SchoolPÉTER MIHALYI Central European University, BudapestPIETER W. MOERLAND Tilburg UniversityUWE SIEGMUND Institute for World Economics, KielDIRCK SÜB Frankfurt Institute for Transformation Studies, European University Viadrina
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Acknowledgements List of Contributors Privatisation in Context: An Introduction; E.F.Rosenbaum, F.Bönker & H.J.Wagener PART I: THE POLITICAL AND FISCAL DIMENSION OF PRIVATISATION Polish Mass Privatisation: Success or Failure?; R.Gesell On the Political Economy of Privatisation in Eastern Germany; U.Siegmund Fiscal Aspects of Privatisation: The Paradox of Privatisation Revenues; D.Süb PART II: PRIVATISATION, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING Changing Models of Corporate Governance in OECD Countries; P.W.Moerland Corporate Governance - A Systemic Approach with an Application to Eastern Europe; R.Heinrich Empirical Analysis of Corporate Governance in Transition; W.Carlin Privatisation and Corporate Governance in Transition Countries: Beyond the Principal-Agent Mode; W.Andreff Corporate Governance During and After Privatisation: The Lessons from Hungary; P.Mihályi Banks and the Privatisation of Enterprises in Poland; R.Chudzik Manager Incentives and Turnover of Managers: Evidence from the Czech Republic; S.Claessens & S.Djankov The Relationship Between FDI, Privatisation and Structural Change in Central and Eastern European Countries; G.Hunya PART III: PRIVATISATION AND THE EMERGENCE OF MARKETS Transforming Socialist Networks; M.Keren Towards a Theory of Markets - Networks, Communication and Knowledge; E.F.Rosenbaum Direct Foreign Investment and the Evolution of Markets in Central and Eastern Europe; K.Meyer References Index
