Edited by the late Iliana Zloch-Christy, formerly Habilitations Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Vienna, Austria and Visiting Scholar, Harvard University, US

'The book makes a valuable contribution to the rather controversial issues of the mutual interweaving of transition and globalization. Although it covers a wide variety of topics it creates an integrated and coherent product . . . One can say that the book will not only assist scholars but also managers in their dealings with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe in their transformation into modern market economies integrated into the processes of globalization.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: The Developed Economies Part II: The East European Economies Part III: International Organizations and the Transitional Economies in Eastern Europe Part IV: Selected Aspects and Perspectives Index

Edited by the late Iliana Zloch-Christy, formerly Habilitations Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Vienna, Austria and Visiting Scholar, Harvard University, US

'The book makes a valuable contribution to the rather controversial issues of the mutual interweaving of transition and globalization. Although it covers a wide variety of topics it creates an integrated and coherent product . . . One can say that the book will not only assist scholars but also managers in their dealings with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe in their transformation into modern market economies integrated into the processes of globalization.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: The Developed Economies Part II: The East European Economies Part III: International Organizations and the Transitional Economies in Eastern Europe Part IV: Selected Aspects and Perspectives Index

Edited by the late Iliana Zloch-Christy, formerly Habilitations Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Vienna, Austria and Visiting Scholar, Harvard University, US

'The book makes a valuable contribution to the rather controversial issues of the mutual interweaving of transition and globalization. Although it covers a wide variety of topics it creates an integrated and coherent product . . . One can say that the book will not only assist scholars but also managers in their dealings with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe in their transformation into modern market economies integrated into the processes of globalization.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: The Developed Economies Part II: The East European Economies Part III: International Organizations and the Transitional Economies in Eastern Europe Part IV: Selected Aspects and Perspectives Index