Comparing Socialist and Post-Socialist Television Culture

China’s Post-Socialist Inequality

Since the death of Mao Zedong in 1976 and the launch of market reforms under Deng Xiaoping’s leadership in 1978, China has undergone dramatic changes that have affected the lives of Chinese citizens in multiple ways. With the step-by-step dismantling of China’s system of centrally planned socialism and other reforms, growth rates have accelerated, producing rising living standards, reduced pove...

Slovak ethnology in the post-Socialist era.

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Subjective and objective factors in post-socialist economic reforms

Afternoon Moonlighting – it Was a Must. The dynamics and Paradoxes of the Croatian Socialist and Post-Socialist Labor Market

This paper discusses the elements of socialist and post-socialist (un)employment and informal economy. A growing economic crisis and a reduced participation in the formal labor market in the newly-formed Croatian state in the early 1990s brought about an increase in unemployment and gave rise to informal economy. However, informal economy had been widespread even before, in the late socialist p...

Post-socialist Bank Crises and the Problems of Institution-building

Bank crises are usually the result of dramatic swings in the value of assets held by the banking system. When asset values fall relative to liabilities, banks net worth is eroded, resulting in crisis. Minsky (1977) argues that such asset devaluations are a normal feature of the business cycle in market economies. As confidence builds during the business cycle, more and more agents engage in spe...