Explaining Post-Soviet Patchworks: Pathways from the Past to the Global v. 2

Institutional change in Russia - a research design, Klaus Segbers; networks, bureaucracies, and the Russian state, Gerald Easter; networks in Russia - global and local implications, Alena Ledeneva; markets between Soviet legacy and globalization - neoinstitutionalist perspectives on transformation, Andrei Nesterenko; person, position, power and property - the general director in the "economy of physical persons", Georgii Kleiner; profit or production? - enterprise behaviour after privatization, Nina Oding; property rights, bargaining and globalization in the oil sector, Valerii Kriukov; the corporate securities market - bridgehead or barrier for globalization?, Aleksandr Radygin; the institutionalization of shadow economy - rules and roles, Leonid Kosals, Rozalina Ryvkina; capital flight - causes, consequences and counter measures, Vladimir Tikhomirov; institutionalization and property rights - the reincarnation of managerial "economic authority" over state property, Andrei Shastitko and Vitalii Tambovtsev; institutionalization and property rights - trademark usage, specification and enforcement, Andrei Shastitko and Vitalii Tambovtsev; administrative market and diversified way of life, Simon Radaev; changes in the organization of everyday life in the wake of financial crisis, Anton Oleinik; value change and learning effects at the global-local nexus, Aleksandr Kurylev.