Edited by Laszlo Somogyi, Senior Lecturer in Economics, School of Economics & Management, University of Lund, Sweden

'This well-produced book is a worthy contribution to the burgeoning literature on the transition. The editor provides a useful introduction.'

• Why did output fall in Eastern Europe?, John Williamson; lessons from the stabilization programmes of central and Eastern European countries, 1989-1991, Domenico Mario Nuti; output grains from economic liberalization - a simple formula, Thorvaldur Gylfason; after the shock - some lessons from transitional policies, Laszlo Csaba; transition issues as seen through the experience of Hungary - there is no cookbook to go by, Gyorgy Szapary; stabilization policy in post-Communist Bulgaria, Michael L. Wyzan; some issues on macro-economic stabilization policy in the economies in transition, Dragomir Vojnic; private mechanisms for creation of efficient institutions for market economies, Paul H. Rubin; employment issues in a period of systemic mutation, Dominique Redor; the political economy of privatization, Alastair McAuley; property rights, competition policy and privitization in the transition from Socialism to Market, Laszlo Somogyi and Adam Torok; escaping from the State - escaping to the State, Eva Voszka; problems of decollectivization with special attention to East Germany, Federic L. Pryor; the new East, preferred trade regimes, and designing the transition, Jozef M. von Brabant; problems of Socialist transformation - Kazakhstan 1991, Axel Leijonhufvud; a Coasean journey through Estonia - a study in property rights and transaction costs, Ingemar Staehl; ethnic nationalism and post-Communist transition problems, Christopher Lingle; sustainable transition, Hans Aage.

Edited by Laszlo Somogyi, Senior Lecturer in Economics, School of Economics & Management, University of Lund, Sweden

'This well-produced book is a worthy contribution to the burgeoning literature on the transition. The editor provides a useful introduction.'

• Why did output fall in Eastern Europe?, John Williamson; lessons from the stabilization programmes of central and Eastern European countries, 1989-1991, Domenico Mario Nuti; output grains from economic liberalization - a simple formula, Thorvaldur Gylfason; after the shock - some lessons from transitional policies, Laszlo Csaba; transition issues as seen through the experience of Hungary - there is no cookbook to go by, Gyorgy Szapary; stabilization policy in post-Communist Bulgaria, Michael L. Wyzan; some issues on macro-economic stabilization policy in the economies in transition, Dragomir Vojnic; private mechanisms for creation of efficient institutions for market economies, Paul H. Rubin; employment issues in a period of systemic mutation, Dominique Redor; the political economy of privatization, Alastair McAuley; property rights, competition policy and privitization in the transition from Socialism to Market, Laszlo Somogyi and Adam Torok; escaping from the State - escaping to the State, Eva Voszka; problems of decollectivization with special attention to East Germany, Federic L. Pryor; the new East, preferred trade regimes, and designing the transition, Jozef M. von Brabant; problems of Socialist transformation - Kazakhstan 1991, Axel Leijonhufvud; a Coasean journey through Estonia - a study in property rights and transaction costs, Ingemar Staehl; ethnic nationalism and post-Communist transition problems, Christopher Lingle; sustainable transition, Hans Aage.

Edited by Laszlo Somogyi, Senior Lecturer in Economics, School of Economics & Management, University of Lund, Sweden

'This well-produced book is a worthy contribution to the burgeoning literature on the transition. The editor provides a useful introduction.'

• Why did output fall in Eastern Europe?, John Williamson; lessons from the stabilization programmes of central and Eastern European countries, 1989-1991, Domenico Mario Nuti; output grains from economic liberalization - a simple formula, Thorvaldur Gylfason; after the shock - some lessons from transitional policies, Laszlo Csaba; transition issues as seen through the experience of Hungary - there is no cookbook to go by, Gyorgy Szapary; stabilization policy in post-Communist Bulgaria, Michael L. Wyzan; some issues on macro-economic stabilization policy in the economies in transition, Dragomir Vojnic; private mechanisms for creation of efficient institutions for market economies, Paul H. Rubin; employment issues in a period of systemic mutation, Dominique Redor; the political economy of privatization, Alastair McAuley; property rights, competition policy and privitization in the transition from Socialism to Market, Laszlo Somogyi and Adam Torok; escaping from the State - escaping to the State, Eva Voszka; problems of decollectivization with special attention to East Germany, Federic L. Pryor; the new East, preferred trade regimes, and designing the transition, Jozef M. von Brabant; problems of Socialist transformation - Kazakhstan 1991, Axel Leijonhufvud; a Coasean journey through Estonia - a study in property rights and transaction costs, Ingemar Staehl; ethnic nationalism and post-Communist transition problems, Christopher Lingle; sustainable transition, Hans Aage.