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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Some Theory of Systemic Change and Transformation, the elementary. In order to understand the transformation process in its functional and sequential interdependencies, the theory of the economic system and the theory of institutional change seem to be relevant starting points.

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Informal Constraints, Culture and Incremental Transition from Plan to Market,asting effects of the initial conditions peculiar to each society in question [Lipset (1987)]. Although these aspects of change may not come to the fore if economic processes in the narrow sense are scrutinized, they seem to influence the interaction between political conflict and decision-making, and the economy in various ways.

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Conference proceedings 1993llapse of the Soviet-type socialist economic system had become clear and, hence, the necessity to transform these systems into an entirely different eco- nomic order. Similar processes have happened and still happen in other his- torical constellations, for instance in developing countries. It has b

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Network Evolution,1950’s programming language FORTRAN as well as QWERTY arrangement of keys on the topmost row of letters of a typewriter.. Although one may find these examples more or less convincing they help to understand locked-in situations from which nobody is willing to depart though departure might be socially beneficial. This phenomenon has to do with .

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On Some Barriers to Transition,c environment rather than being aimed at transformation of the core of that system itself. The obvious lack of success of partial reforms eventually lent credence to longstanding theoretical arguments that had never ceased to predict precisely that failure.

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