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Erweiterung der Europäischen Union: neue und starke Interessengruppen aus dem "Osten"?

Inotai, András - In: Die Europäische Union nach der Erweiterung - deutsche …, (pp. 143-155). 2004

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Are EU trade, investment and development assistance being diverted from LDCs to CEECs?

Inotai, András - In: Transition in Central and Eastern Europe : implications …, (pp. 27-60). 1996

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DieBeitrittsfähigkeit der mittel- und osteuropäischen EU-Kandidaten : Fakten und Probleme

Inotai, András - In: Europäische Integration: Vertiefung durch Erweiterung?, (pp. 67-73). 2001

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The role of the Euro for catching up in CEE : using the global crisis as a stress test

Brezinski, Horst; Stephan, Johannes - In: Wirtschaftlicher Aufholprozess und EU-Integration in …, (pp. 231-248). 2010

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Latin America's competitive position vis-a-vis Central and Eastern Europe

Inotai, András; Langhammer, Rolf J. - In: Latin America's competitive position in the enlarged …, (pp. 239-283). 1994

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Some thoughts on economic relations between Germany and Central-Eastern Europe, with special emphasis on Hungary

Inotai, András - In: Relations between Germany and east central Europe until …, (pp. 69-85). 1994

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Control of FDI subsidiaries and reciprocal technology transfer

Hamar, Judit; Stephan, Johannes - In: Kooperationsperspektiven deutscher Unternehmen in …, (pp. 69-86). 2006

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Is (post-communist) China becoming a dominant economic power in South East Asia?

Okwor, Desmond Arinze; Stephan, Johannes - In: Comparative economic studies in Europe : a thirty year …, (pp. 297-319). 2021

This chapter picks up the century-old communist idea that this system will one day evolve to dominate the capitalist system. Now that China is successfully catching up, it not only has gained considerable weight globally but it is also an emerging power in its own region of South East Asia....

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