02623cam a2200289   45000010005000000030006000050050017000110080039000280200022000670820020000891000041001092450139001502460050002892600055003393000033003945040063004275051202004905200339016926500037020316500043020686500040021116500046021516510042021976510048022397000028022877000018023157641OCoLC20181127184034.0060303s2006    enka     b    001 0 eng  a1403949417 (hbk.)04a381.3091724222  aFanelli, Jose Maria bcdeeditorq00aUnderstanding market reforms.nVol. 2,pMotivation, implementation and sustainability /cedited by Jose Maria Fanelli and Gary McMahon3 aMotivation, implementation and sustainability  aBasingstoke [England] :bPalgrave Macmillan,c2006  axix, 408 p. :bill. ;c23 cm  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 365-382) and index  aList of Tables List of Figures Notes on Contributors List  of Abbreviations Introduction to the Regional Syntheses  and Country Case Studies -- J.M. Fanelli & G. McMahon Stalled and Partial Reforms:  Understanding Reform in Africa and the Middle East -- F. Ngaruko & T. Mumvuma The Washington Consensus and East  Asian Sequencing: Understanding Reform in East and South  Asia -- K. Lee The Reform Process in Post-Communist Transition:  Understanding Reform in Eastern and Central Europe and  the Commonwealth of Independent States -- P. Kozarzewski & R. Woodward On the Political Economy of  Pro-Market Reform in Latin America -- A. Forteza & M. Tommasi Long-Distance Market Reform:  Understanding Reform in the Oceania Region -- The Oceania Development Network in association with the  Foundation for Development Cooperation The Czech  Republic: Understanding the Transition Reform -- J. Hanousek, E. Kocenda & L. Lizal Understanding  Indonesian Economic Reforms, 1983-2000 -- A. Kuncoro & B.P. Resosudarmo Russia: Political and  Institutional Determinants of Economic Reforms -- M. Dabrowski, V. Mau, K. Yanovskiy, I. Sinicina, R.  Antczak, S. Zhavoronkov & A. Shapovalov References Index.grt  aThere has been a widespread move toward more market- oriented policies and institutions across the developing  and former socialist countries. 31 country studies were  undertaken to try to understand the divergent results of  these reforms. This book presents the findings of these  studies, synthesized on a regional and global basis 0aFree tradezDeveloping countries 0aFree tradezFormer communist countries 0aPrivatizationzDeveloping countries 0aPrivatizationzFormer communist countries 0aDeveloping countriesxEconomic policy 0aFormer communist countriesxEconomic policy1 aFanelli, Jos� Mar�a1 aMcMahon, Gary