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The privatization process : a natural order or shock therapy?
Cutler, Mary M. - In: The journal of applied business research 14 (1997/98) 1, pp. 7-18
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State, labor, and the transition to a market economy : Egypt, Poland, Mexico, and the Czech Republic
Paczyńska, Agnieszka - 2009
reconstruction of state-society relations by focusing on organized labor's response to privatization of the public sector during the … first decade of reforms. Compares Poland, Egypt, Mexico and the Czech Republic" - Provided by publisher … reconstruction of state-society relations by focusing on organized labor's response to privatization of the public sector during the …
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Effects of Ownership and Financial Status on Corporate Environmental Performance
Earnhart, Dietrich; Lizal, Lubomir - 2002
This paper analyzes the effects of ownership structure on corporate environmental performance and examines the link from financial performance to environmental performance in a transition economy. In particular, it analyzes these ownership effects and this performance link using an unbalanced...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014110160
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Governing the Post-Socialist Transitional Commons : A Case from Rural China
Qiao, Shitong - 2014
When the collective declines, who manages the collective-owned land? When the socialist state fails, who possesses the state-owned river? This Article concerns the governance of land and natural resources that are still owned by collectives or the state in rural China. No effective community...
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Transition and EU Integration of Bulgarian Agriculture - Impacts for Environment and Sustainability
Bachev, Hrabrin - 2007
greenhouse gas emissions etc. Badly defined and enforced environmental rights, prolonged process of privatization of agrarian …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014051014
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The Use of Irrigation Water During Transition in Bulgaria's Plodiv Region
Penov, Ivan - 2003
The amount of water used for irrigation has sharply declined during transition in Bulgaria. Large sections of existing irrigation systems were abandoned, and the ones still in use are barely maintained. Crops such as wheat and barley have replaced more water-intensive crops, including...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014088879
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Energy transition and behavioural change in rural areas : the role of energy cooperatives
Kaphengst, Timo; Velten, Eike Karola - 2014
The overall aim of this study is to investigate energy transition processes in rural areas by paying particular attention to the role of energy cooperatives in these processes. The study should mainly uncover, if and under which conditions energy cooperatives provide favourable structures for...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010430676
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Forest Institutions in Transition : Experiences and Lessons from Eastern Europe
Dewees, Peter A. - 2008
This paper summarizes the results from a study of institutional reforms of forest organizations in transition economies in Eastern Europe, and posits the conditions for successful reform. The paper points out that the key challenge for forest organizations in the region has been how to transform...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014213196
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The transition of Norway’s fossil fuel practices to a cost-efficient greener model
Rueche, Nathan; Ratcliff, Kester - 2022
Norway is a signatory to the Paris Climate Accords, an agreement that aims to prevent global temperatures from rising higher than 1.5 degrees. Although a small nation, Norway is the world’s 14th biggest oil-producing country and the 8th biggest producer of natural gas. According to experts,...
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Regulation in Transition
Davis Noll, Bethany; Revesz, Richard L. - 2020
Presidents have long sought to roll back their predecessors’ regulatory policies. They have typically relied on efforts to repeal regulations and to withdraw unpublished or non-final regulations pursuant to “stop-work” orders directed at agency heads. President Trump is no exception. But...
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