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The political economy of property rights: institutional change and credibility in the reform of centrally planned economies / |
Weimer, David Leo.
Cambridge University Press,
The political economy of property rights: institutional change and credibility in the reform of centrally planned economies /
Explaining the complexity of institutional change
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Jack Knight and Douglass C. North.

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The political economy of property rights
David L. Weimer
Credible commitment and property rights: the role of strategic interaction between political and economic actors
Daniel Diermeier ... [et al.]
The political commitment to markets and marketization
Barry R. Weingast
Political determinants of the success of economic transition
Nikolai Mikhailov
Comment on "Political determinants of the success of economic transition"
Adam Przeworski
Russian privatization and the limits of credible commitment
Timothy Frye
Three issues of credible commitment and Russian privatization
John M. Litwack
Legislative politics and the the political economy of property rights in post-communist Russia
Brendan Kiernan and Francis X. Bell
Commitment, coordination, and the demise of the post-communist parliament in Russia
Steven S. Smith
Private firms, city government, and arbitration: enforcing economic legality in St. Petersburg
Joel M. Ericson
Comment on "Private firms, city government, and arbitration"
Anthony Jones
Property rights and institutional change in the Czech and Slovak republics
Mariusz Mark Dobek
Comment on "Property rights and institutional change in the Czech and Slovak Republics"
Sharon Wolchik
Institutional structures, labor interests, and evolving privatization bargains in Poland
Lorene Allio
Comment on "Institutional structures, labor interests, and evolving privatization bargains in Poland"
Bartlomiej Kaminski
Privatization as institutional change in Hungary
László Urbán
Comment on "Privatization as institutional change in Hungary"
Kálmán Mizsei
Marketization and government credibility in Shanghai: federalist and local corporatist explanations
Steven Lewis
Federalist and local corporatist theories: a comment on an empirical test
Victor Nee
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