Slovenia's Transition: From Medieval Roots to the European Union
Autor Bogomil Ferfila, Paul Phillipsen Limba Engleză Hardback – 22 iun 2010
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780739136300
ISBN-10: 0739136305
Pagini: 214
Dimensiuni: 161 x 239 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Lexington Books
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0739136305
Pagini: 214
Dimensiuni: 161 x 239 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Lexington Books
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Chapter 1 Before the Nation State (Sixth Century-1991)
Chapter 2 Transition and Economic Development in Slovenia: The First Decade of Independence
Chapter 3 The Transformation of Institutions: The Development of Corporatism in Slovenia
Chapter 4 Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy During Slovenia's Transition
Chapter 5 Labour and the Transition: Part I: Unions and the Evolution of a New Industrial Relations
Chapter 6 Labour and the Transition: Part II
Chapter 7 The Political Economy of the Slovenian Transition: 1945-2004
Chapter 8 Political Change and Fiscal Policy: The Role of the Budget in the Slovenian Transition
Chapter 9 Slovenia and the EU: The Accession
Chapter 10 Afterword: Slovenia in the EU
Chapter 2 Transition and Economic Development in Slovenia: The First Decade of Independence
Chapter 3 The Transformation of Institutions: The Development of Corporatism in Slovenia
Chapter 4 Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy During Slovenia's Transition
Chapter 5 Labour and the Transition: Part I: Unions and the Evolution of a New Industrial Relations
Chapter 6 Labour and the Transition: Part II
Chapter 7 The Political Economy of the Slovenian Transition: 1945-2004
Chapter 8 Political Change and Fiscal Policy: The Role of the Budget in the Slovenian Transition
Chapter 9 Slovenia and the EU: The Accession
Chapter 10 Afterword: Slovenia in the EU
Recenzii
Slovenia's Transition is the first comprehensive, accessible account of that country's transition from a minor republic in the former Yugoslavia to an independent nation in the European Union. Richly detailed and clearly written, it provides a compelling account of the economic, political and social challenges that confront the emerging democratic countries of Europe. It is a must read for those interested in Slovenian politics as well as for students of European political integration.
Slovenia's Transition is a first rate anaylsis of Slovenia's economic development, from the earliest times to its acceptance to the EU in 2004. The authors, Bogomil Ferfila and Paul Phillips are acknowledged experts in the field and this book demonstrates the range and depth of their expertise. The book has a remarkably compact but impressive review of Slovenia's development in the Yugoslav Federation, but concentrates mainly on the problems of transition since independence. It has strong sections on labor relations, monetary policy, fiscal policy and the political economy of the transition. It is an excellent piece of work and should be required reading for scholars of transitional economies.
One of the few monograph-length studies on the Slovenian economy, Ferfila and Phillips's book contains useful information on individual topics, as well as interesting observations....Readers interested in learning about Slovenia can refer to Slovenia's Transition for useful individual chapters on 1990s economic issues and for a Slovenian perspective on them.
Slovenia's Transition is a first rate anaylsis of Slovenia's economic development, from the earliest times to its acceptance to the EU in 2004. The authors, Bogomil Ferfila and Paul Phillips are acknowledged experts in the field and this book demonstrates the range and depth of their expertise. The book has a remarkably compact but impressive review of Slovenia's development in the Yugoslav Federation, but concentrates mainly on the problems of transition since independence. It has strong sections on labor relations, monetary policy, fiscal policy and the political economy of the transition. It is an excellent piece of work and should be required reading for scholars of transitional economies.
One of the few monograph-length studies on the Slovenian economy, Ferfila and Phillips's book contains useful information on individual topics, as well as interesting observations....Readers interested in learning about Slovenia can refer to Slovenia's Transition for useful individual chapters on 1990s economic issues and for a Slovenian perspective on them.