Victor Nee is Professor of Sociology at Cornell University. David Stark is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin.

• Abbreviations; 1. Toward an institutional analysis of state socialism David Stark and Victor Nee; 2. The Hungarian reform process: visions, hopes, and reality J?nos Kornai; 3. Open-ended economic reform in China Cyril Zhiren Lin; 4. Coexisting organizational forms in Hungary's emerging mixed economy David Stark; 5. Peasant entrepreneurship and the politics of regulation in China Victor Nee; 6. Eastern Europe in an epoch of transition: toward a socialist mixed economy? Ivan Szelenyi; 7. Who hates bureaucracy? a Chinese puzzle Martin King Whyte; 8. Evolution of the communist economic system: scope and limits Wlodzimierz Brus; 9. Dilemmas in the pattern of resource allocation in China, 1978-1985 Nicholas R. Lardy; 10. Imperial dilemmas: soviet interests and economic reform Walter D. Connor; 11. The political economy of Chinese industrial reform Susan Shirk; Notes; Index.

Victor Nee is Professor of Sociology at Cornell University. David Stark is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin.

• Abbreviations; 1. Toward an institutional analysis of state socialism David Stark and Victor Nee; 2. The Hungarian reform process: visions, hopes, and reality J?nos Kornai; 3. Open-ended economic reform in China Cyril Zhiren Lin; 4. Coexisting organizational forms in Hungary's emerging mixed economy David Stark; 5. Peasant entrepreneurship and the politics of regulation in China Victor Nee; 6. Eastern Europe in an epoch of transition: toward a socialist mixed economy? Ivan Szelenyi; 7. Who hates bureaucracy? a Chinese puzzle Martin King Whyte; 8. Evolution of the communist economic system: scope and limits Wlodzimierz Brus; 9. Dilemmas in the pattern of resource allocation in China, 1978-1985 Nicholas R. Lardy; 10. Imperial dilemmas: soviet interests and economic reform Walter D. Connor; 11. The political economy of Chinese industrial reform Susan Shirk; Notes; Index.

Victor Nee is Professor of Sociology at Cornell University. David Stark is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin.

• Abbreviations; 1. Toward an institutional analysis of state socialism David Stark and Victor Nee; 2. The Hungarian reform process: visions, hopes, and reality J?nos Kornai; 3. Open-ended economic reform in China Cyril Zhiren Lin; 4. Coexisting organizational forms in Hungary's emerging mixed economy David Stark; 5. Peasant entrepreneurship and the politics of regulation in China Victor Nee; 6. Eastern Europe in an epoch of transition: toward a socialist mixed economy? Ivan Szelenyi; 7. Who hates bureaucracy? a Chinese puzzle Martin King Whyte; 8. Evolution of the communist economic system: scope and limits Wlodzimierz Brus; 9. Dilemmas in the pattern of resource allocation in China, 1978-1985 Nicholas R. Lardy; 10. Imperial dilemmas: soviet interests and economic reform Walter D. Connor; 11. The political economy of Chinese industrial reform Susan Shirk; Notes; Index.