Restructuring networks in post-socialism: legacies, linkages, and localities

Drawing Insight From Evolutionary Economics And From The New Methods Of Network Analysis, This Book Explores The Changes In Central And Eastern Europe, And About How We Think About Social And Economic Change More Generally. Organizing Diversity: Evolutionary Theory, Network Analysis, And Post-socialism / Gernot Grabher And David Stark -- Recombinant Property In East European Capitalism / David Stark -- Renegotiating The Ties That Bind: The Limits Of Privatization In The Czech Republic / Gerald A. Mcdermott -- Adaptation At The Cost Of Adaptability? Restructuring The Eastern German Regional Economy / Gernot Grabher -- Network Dynamics Of New Firm Formation: Developing Russian Commodity Markets / Judith B. Sedaitis -- Too Many, Too Small: Small Entrepreneurship In Hungary- Ailing Or Prospering? / Istvan R. Gabor -- Towards Industrial Districts? Small-firm Networking In Hungary / Tibor Kuczi And Csaba Mako. (cont.) Regional And Local Factors In The Restructuring Of South- Eastern Poland / Jerzy Hausner, Tadeusz Kudlacz, And Jacek Szlachta -- Private Entrepreneurship And Small Businesses In The Transformation Of The Czech Republic / Vladimir Benacek -- The Social And Cultural Embeddedness Of Entrepreneurs In Eastern Germany / Thomas Koch And Michael Thomas -- The Antinomies Of Privatization In Eastern Europe / Peter Rutland -- Privatization By Means Of State Bureaucracy? The Treuhand Phenomenon In Eastern Germany / Wolfgang Seibel -- Mediating Institutions In The Transition Form State Socialism: The Case Of Local Government / Chris Pickvance -- Between Institutional Transfer And Legacies: Local Administrative Transformation In Eastern Germany / Hellmut Wollmann. Edited By Gernot Grabher And David Stark. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.