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What Are the Lessons from Post‐Communist Transitions?

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Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition Eastern European Communism and Reforms Russia and Soviet political economy

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Abstract This paper provides a review of the literature on post‐communist transitions. It outlines the debate between the proponents of rapid reforms and the advocates of neo‐institutionalism. Providing evidence from the transitional countries, it suggests an alternative approach, explicitly acknowledging the impact of two categories of constraints on reforms.

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