Titlebook: On the Theory and Policy of Systemic Change; Hans-Jürgen Wagener Conference proceedings 1993 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 1993 Eastern Europe

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Network Evolution,nt. Economy could become locked-in to inefficient structures even by insignificant events. This phenomenon may lead to evolutionary market failure. It seems quite natural, that economic historians try to analyse path dependence by means of historical examples. A menu of interesting examples has been

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Economic Transformation Processes: Political Possibilities and Social Limitations,not a benevolent dictator, eager to substitute an efficient economic system for an inefficient one; governmental behavior is rather influenced by social forces that are generated by the interdependent actions of the winners and losers of the transformation process. Second, government is not able to

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Informal Constraints, Culture and Incremental Transition from Plan to Market, in formal institutions (e.g. redefinitions of property rights). However, most observers, in particular non-economists, will hesitate ascribing foremost importance to these factors in overall societal change. Instead they will emphasize cultural background, historical legacies and, in general, the l

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The Federal and Fiscal Structures of Western Democracies as Models for a Federal Union in Former Cocracies. Quite often, these countries face (amongst many others) the problem of how to organize the fiscal and federal structures, especially when, in these former federal states, provinces or member states demand either complete or almost complete economic and/or political independence. Currently s

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Problems of Systemic Transformation in Eastern Europe: Instability, Inefficiency and Restricted Optsocialist countries of Eastern Europe disintegrated and then changed to pluralistic competitive systems which face extremely difficult adjustment problems. The former socialist economies of Eastern Europe have decided to switch to a market-based economy and to thereby radically change the set of eco

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On Some Barriers to Transition,gely of domestic origin. Thus, the measures were explicitly confined to the introduction of some market elements into an essentially unchanged systemic environment rather than being aimed at transformation of the core of that system itself. The obvious lack of success of partial reforms eventually l

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lementing capacity-building programs for women and encouraged NGOs to carry our projects for women. On the other hand, several international conventions including the Plan for Action of the Beijing conference had left enough impact on the government to think about the issue. This claim seems to have

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Thomas Eger,Peter Weiseadish plants were 16–18?°C, with a range of 12–21?°C; the disease did not develop below 6–7?°C or above 28–29?°C. Relative humidity (RH) of 60–80?% was more favourable than a saturated environment, CO. between 70 and 80?mm, and Hg (9.6–11?%) inhibited disease development. The fungus was highly sensi

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