E/W Letter: 1994 Table of Contents

Note: Regional Economic & Business Briefs, and Currency & Finance Update, are regular features of every issue and are not listed here.

Number 1 (January/February)

Privatization Update: Reform Speeds Up in East Europe - by Lynda Maillet
Russia's New Parliament: Russian Democracy in Action
Central Asia's Economic Union
Political Bulletin: Belarus, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Poland, Ukraine
Selected Economic Data for the Czech Republic

Number 2 (March/April)

Citizen Involvement Expanded Before Elections: Privatization, Hungarian Style - by Lynda Maillet
Suspect Privatizations Under Review: Slovaks Oust Meciar, Change Course - by Steven Norton
Hungary, Poland Apply to European Union
Ukraine Votes, Problems Remain
Credit Briefs: Poland, Romania, Russia, Ukraine
Selected Economic Data for Hungary
Currencies in the former Soviet Republics (table)

Number 3 (May/June)

Privatization in the Former Soviet Republics: So Many Vouchers, So Little Time - by Lynda Maillet
Anger Over Economy Swamps Kravchuk: Nationalists Lose in Ukraine - by Bryan Prohm
Socialists Pledge to Fix Economy and Ease Pain: Hungarians Vote for Pragmatism - by Steve Norton
U.S. to Fund More Training Grants
Selected Economic Data for Estonia

Number 4 (July/August)

The Foreign Investment Climate in Ukraine: Will There Be a Silver Lining? - by Bryan Prohm
Air Pollution in the Czech Republic: New Air Rules Worry Czech Firms - by Lynda Maillet
Russia-Belarus Monetary Union Plans Falter: A Reprieve for the Jackrabbit? - by Bryan Prohm
One Czech Environmental Firm: KZT
Selected Economic Data for Ukraine

Number 5 (September/October) [special issue: Tatra]

One Czech Firm's Meeting with the Marketplace: Tatra Reaches a Juncture - by Lynda Maillet & Steve Norton
GSR and the "Rescue of Tatra: The Importance of Being Earnest - by Beth Fulkerson
Tatra Foundry: Looking to the Future: A Unit Learns to Spread its Wings
Election Results Produce Instability: Slovakia's Uncertain Future - by Phil Barta
Political Fallout from the Ruble's Crash: Russia's "Black Tuesday" - by Lynda Maillet
Selected Economic Data for Czech Republic

Number 6 (November/December)

Two Steps Back: Meciar Moves Quickly After Slovak Election Victory - by Phil Barta
The Inner Dimension: Political and Personal Change in the Czech Republic - by Radovan Holub
Bulgaria Braces for Elections: Post-Communist Party Expected to Win - by Jeffery Brown
Russians and Foreign Aid
Profile: Tatra's Pribor Auto Plant - by Beth Fulkerson
Political Bulletin - by Lynda Maillet
Privatization Watch - by Lynda Maillet
Selected Economic Data for Slovakia

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