Titlebook: Why did the Socialist System Collapse in Central and Eastern European Countries?; The Case of Poland, Jan Adam Book 1995 Jan Adam 1995 com

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Ownership Relations. (Marx-Engels Reader, 1978) Marx and Engels characterised bourgeois private property as ‘the final and most complete expression of the system of producing and appropriating products that is based on class antagonism, on the exploitation of the many by the few’ (p. 484) and suggested that the prolet

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The Soviet FactorUnion explicitly or implicitly allowed East European countries to go their own way. In other words, the countries could abandon socialism because the Soviet Union no longer insisted on Brezhnev’s doctrine. Was it so because the Soviets were weakened to such an extent that they were no longer able to

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Book 1995economic and political factors and of the USSR. He concludes that the lack of legitimacy of the communist regime, the disintegration of the Communist Party and its ideology were at least as important reasons as increasing lag behind the West in technology and the declining standard of living.

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The Traditional Economic Mechanismfoundation of the system, started during the civil war and was completed in the first half of the 1930s with the completion of collectivisation of agriculture. Chapter 9 discusses problems pertinent to ownership relations.

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Labour—Management Relations and Incentivesrprises can meet their goals. Conflicts between management and labour may have a negative effect on the work ethic of workers, which in turn has an effect on the quality of products and economic efficiency in enterprises.

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