Title: Markets, States, and Democracy
Description: Much of the literature on the "sequencing" of economic and political liberalization suggests that new democracies cannot successfully implement market-oriented reforms. Yet, post-Communist transformations have shown that under certain conditions, economic liberalizers are able to gain the upper hand in the political process.

In this interdisciplinary volume, eminent scholars offer a cohesive framework for analyzing the forces that bolster or undermine liberalization and pursue four potential scenarios for the future of liberalization in these emerging states.
Subjects: Economic history, History, International Competition, International economic relations, Post-communism, Politics and government, Economic policy, Forecasting, Europe, eastern, politics and government, 1989-, Europe, eastern, economic policy, Post-communism, europe, eastern, Post-communism--forecasting, Post-communism--europe, eastern--forecasting, Jn96.a2 m37 1995, 320.9171/7/09049
Time periods: 1990-, 20th century