E/W Letter: 1995 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)

Always the Same Hands: Privatization and Problems of Management in Russia Today, part 1 - by Oksana Baidina & Evgeniy Baidin
Back, by Popular Demand...: Bulgarians Hand Socialists Election Victory - by Jeffery Brown
Czechs Aim for Convertibility: Czech Reform and the Convertibility of the Koruna - by Phil Barta
New Parliaments in Central Asia: Controversial Elections in Three Republics (Political Bulletin) - by Lynda Maillet
Privatization Watch - by Lynda Maillet
Backtracking in Hungary: Privatization Process Becomes More Political - by Lynda Maillet
Polish Politics in Turmoil: Walesa Tries to Disrupt Governing Coalition - by Steven Norton
Selected Economic Data for Bulgaria

Number 2 (March/April)

What's Yours is Mine: Privatization and Problems of Management in Russia Today, part 2 - by Oksana Baidina & Evgeniy Baidin
Ukraine Moves on Privatization: Finally a Light at the End of the Tunnel? - by Sue Davis
Privatization watch - by Lynda Maillet
Political Bulletin - by Lynda Maillet
Selected Economic Data for Russia

Number 3 (July)

Needed: A Few Good G-Men: The Roots, and Fruit, of Crime and Corruption in the Ex-USSR - by Lynda Maillet [Review of "Comrade Criminal: Russia's New Mafiya" by Stephen Handelman]
Houses Built on Sand: Russian Banking's Coming Shakeout - by Oksana Baidina & Evgeniy Baidin
Political Bulletin
Privatization Watch - by Lynda Maillet
Poland Launches New Privatization Program [brief]
Selected Economic Data for Poland

Number 4 (August/September)

Selling It in Bucharest: Consumer Product Distribution in Romania - by Lynda Maillet
Hope Lives Only in the Long Term: Interview: Russian Macroeconomic Policy in Perspective - by Thomas Sigel
When the Lights Went Out: Reconstructing Energy Policy and Infrastructure in Romania - by Lynda Maillet [Review of "Rebuilding Romania: Energy, Efficiency and the Economic Transition" by Walt Patterson]
Selected Economic Data for Romania

Number 5 (October/November)

The More Private, the Better: The Politics of Privatization in Slovakia - by Phil Barta
To Help "Stop the Bleeding": Coping with the USSR's Environmental Legacy - by Lynda Maillet [Review of "Ecological Disaster: Cleaning Up the Hidden Legacy of the Soviet Regime" by Murray Feshbach]
Political Bulletin
Privatization Watch - by Lynda Maillet
New Battles between the Church and State [brief]
Privatization in the Real World: a new series [brief]
Selected Economic Data for Hungary

Number 6 (December/January)

And Then There Was None: Politics, Economics and the Direction of Russian Reform - by Thomas Sigel
Environmental Monitor: Recent Policy Developments from the Region - by Lynda Maillet and Thomas Sigel
Think Globally, Privatize Locally: Reform Implementation: The St. Petersburg Local Privatization Center - by Thomas Sigel
Political Bulletin
Russian Environmental Legislation in 1995 [list]
What's Good for GM is Good for Tatarstan [brief]
Conservatives Resurgent in Russian Vote [brief]
Selected Economic Data for Ukraine

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