Economic Styles in the Process of EU Eastern Enlargement

doi:10.5771/9783845217758

Economic Styles in the Process of EU Eastern Enlargement

Reihe: Schriftenreihe des EUROPA-KOLLEGS HAMBURG zur Integrationsforschung

Band 58 1. Auflage 2009

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845217758
ISBN print: 978-3-8329-4684-5
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-1775-8
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Zusammenfassung

Der Band präsentiert die Abschlussergebnisse des Forschungsprojekts "The Historical and Cultural Path Dependence of the Transition Processes in the Baltic Sea Region and its Significance for the Enlargement of the European Union." Die Beiträge wurden auf einer Konferenz präsentiert, die 2006 am Hamburg Institute of International Economics stattfand.

Abstract

Der Band präsentiert die Abschlussergebnisse des Forschungsprojekts "The Historical and Cultural Path Dependence of the Transition Processes in the Baltic Sea Region and its Significance for the Enlargement of the European Union." Die Beiträge wurden auf einer Konferenz präsentiert, die 2006 am Hamburg Institute of International Economics stattfand.

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1–12 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–12
13–102 Part 1: Theoretical Foundations 13–102
- 13–54 Time, Style and Institutions: An Evolutionary Approach to Institutional Diversity Carsten Herrmann-Pillath Carsten Herrmann-Pillath 13–54
- 55–68 How to Integrate Culture into Economics? Some Reflections on an Old and still Challenging Research Agenda Rainer Klump Rainer Klump 55–68
- 69–96 Enlargement and the European Monetary System: Foundation or Precondition of a Common European Economic Style Bertram Schefold Bertram Schefold 69–96
- 97–102 Economic Styles and European Integration (Comment) Hans-Jürgen Wagener Hans-Jürgen Wagener 97–102
103–146 Part 2: Poland’s and Latvias’s Economic Cultures and Enlargement of EU 103–146
- 103–126 Material Interests versus Perceptions of Christian Values in Poland's Path to the EU Bozena Klimczak, Mikolaj Klimczak Bozena Klimczak, Mikolaj Klimczak 103–126
- 127–142 The Baltic Countries as Mediators in the Clash between Western European and Post-Soviet Economic Cultures? A Latvian Perspective Raita Karnite Raita Karnite 127–142
- 143–146 Historical and Cultural Specificity (Comment) Karl-Heinz Schmidt Karl-Heinz Schmidt 143–146
147–258 Part 3: In Search of Empirical Evidence: Attitudes towards the Extended Order 147–258
- 147–180 Measuring the Attitudes towards the Extended Order in Latvia, Poland and Russia: The Extended Order Index Joachim Zweynert, Robert Wyszyński Joachim Zweynert, Robert Wyszyński 147–180
- 181–184 Attitudes towards the Extended Order in Latvia, Poland and Russia (Comment) Friederike Welter Friederike Welter 181–184
- 185–218 The Business Environment: Case Study Latvia Inese Šūpule Inese Šūpule 185–218
- 219–240 The Approach of Russian Entrepreneurs towards the Extended Order Nina Oding, Lev Savulkin Nina Oding, Lev Savulkin 219–240
- 241–250 The Entrepreneurial Approach to the Extended Order: Case Study Poland Oskar Kowalewski Oskar Kowalewski 241–250
- 251–258 All happy Families are happy in the same Way: Some Remarks concerning Baltic Entrepreneurs and Extended Order (Comment) Alexander Chepurenko Alexander Chepurenko 251–258
259–342 Part 4: Economic and Cultural Integration in the Baltic Sea Area 259–342
- 259–292 Factors influencing Integration of the Baltic Sea Region. With special Focus on the spatial and economic Dimensions Jacek Zaucha Jacek Zaucha 259–292
- 293–302 Cultural Factors of Competitiveness in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) Anna Barbara Kisiel-Łowczyc Anna Barbara Kisiel-Łowczyc 293–302
- 303–324 Latvia and the Baltic Sea Region: The Historical Context of Trade and Investment Viesturs Pauls Karnups Viesturs Pauls Karnups 303–324
- 325–338 Russia and the Baltic Sea Region: Perspectives for the Integration of Kaliningrad Gennadiy Fedorov, Valentin Korneyevets Gennadiy Fedorov, Valentin Korneyevets 325–338
- 339–342 Comment on Country Studies: Poland, Latvia, and Russia in the Baltic Sea Area Konrad Lammers Konrad Lammers 339–342
343–345 Affiliations 343–345

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