Quest for Freedom: The Transformation of Eastern Europe in the 1990s |
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... economic plans that imposed economic pain - warning that the Russian people were headed for “ economic geno- cide " under the course chosen by the government and its Western ad- visers . While Yeltsin warned of the threat of ...
... economic plans that imposed economic pain - warning that the Russian people were headed for “ economic geno- cide " under the course chosen by the government and its Western ad- visers . While Yeltsin warned of the threat of ...
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... Economic Dilemma and Turn to the Right Domestic and external shocks decimated the economy ; politics turned toward the right , and both Czechs and Slovaks reaffirmed the need for personal survival above grand pronouncements about ...
... Economic Dilemma and Turn to the Right Domestic and external shocks decimated the economy ; politics turned toward the right , and both Czechs and Slovaks reaffirmed the need for personal survival above grand pronouncements about ...
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... Economy , " in Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 , appendix , 198-203 . 10. Nassau W. Senior , An Outline of the Science of Political Economy ( Lon- don : British Museum Manuscript Edition , 1836 ) , 153 , 168ff . 11. John ...
... Economy , " in Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 , appendix , 198-203 . 10. Nassau W. Senior , An Outline of the Science of Political Economy ( Lon- don : British Museum Manuscript Edition , 1836 ) , 153 , 168ff . 11. John ...
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Tsar and Soviet | 17 |
The Success and Failure of the Soviet Economy | 65 |
HISTORY WITHOUT END | 107 |
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