35.2 - Transitions - Transformations
Special Issue
- Best, Heinrich: Transitions, transformations and the role of elites.
- Szabó, Károly: Forming of new elites: the Hungarian case.
- Gaman-Golutvina, Oxana: Russian society and elites in 1989-2009: transformation results and future perspectives.
- Silbereisen, Rainer K.; Tomasik, Martin J.: Development as action in changing contexts: perspectives from six countries.
- Bynner, John: Youth transitions and changing labour markets: Germany and England in the late 1980s.
- Schoon, Ingrid: Planning for the future: changing education expectations in three British cohorts.
- Kim, Jungsik; Hung Ng, Sik; Kim, Jihyun: Psychological trauma of rapid social transformations: Korea's economic crisis and Hong Kong after the reunification.
- Kagitcibasi, Cigdem: Changing life styles - changing competencies: Turkish migrant youth in Europe.
- Conger, Rand D.; Schofield, Thomas K.; Conger, Katherine J.; Neppl, Tricia K.: Economic pressure, parent personality and child development: an interactionist analysis.
- Bluhm, Katharina: Theories of capitalism put to the test: introduction to a debate on Central and Eastern Europe.
- Lane, David: Post-socialist states and the world economy: the impact of global economic crisis.
- Vliegenthart, Arjan: Bringing dependency back in: the economic crisis in post-socialist Europe and the continued relevance of dependent development.
- Drahokoupil, Jan; Myant, Martin: Varieties of capitalism, varieties of vulnerabilities: financial crisis and its impact on welfare states in Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
- Fritsch, Michael: Business dynamics in the transformation process of post-socialist societies: an introduction.
- Chepurenko, Alexander: Small entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial activity of population in Russia in the context of the economic transformation.
- Smallbone, David; Welter, Friederike: Entrepreneurship and the role of government in post-socialist economies: some institutional challenges.
- Lehmann, Hartmut: The evolution of labor relations inside a Russian firm during late tansition: evidence from personnel data.
