The political networking challenge to business leadership in Bulgaria

Snejina Michailova; Elena A. Iankova

doi:10.5771/0949-6181-2003-4-397

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- I–IV Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–IV
- 333–334 Editorial Ingo Winkler, Thomas Stege Ingo Winkler, Thomas Stege 333–334
- 335–429 Articles 335–429
  - 335–345 Changing patterns of leadership during the transformation period in Hungary Károly Balaton Károly Balaton 335–345
  - 346–360 Values and leadership styles of managers in Slovenia Jure Kovač, Manca Jesenko Jure Kovač, Manca Jesenko 346–360
  - 361–368 What about the leader in Albanian reality? Shyqyri Llaci, Mimoza Kasimati, Vasilika Kume Shyqyri Llaci, Mimoza Kasimati, Vasilika Kume 361–368
  - 369–386 Management und Managementprozesse in Ostdeutschland – Befunde und Perspektiven aus managementsoziologischer Sicht Karin Lohr Karin Lohr 369–386
  - 387–396 Time allocation of Russian CEOs Igor Gurkov Igor Gurkov 387–396
  - 397–414 The political networking challenge to business leadership in Bulgaria Snejina Michailova, Elena A. Iankova Snejina Michailova, Elena A. Iankova 397–414
  - 415–429 Organisational leadership in transforming economies: leadership, management and national culture in selected countries of Central and Eastern Europe Vincent Edwards Vincent Edwards 415–429
- 430–431 Contents of JEEMS Vol. 8, 2003 430–431
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JEEMS Journal of East European Management Studies , page 397 - 414

The political networking challenge to business leadership in Bulgaria

Autoren

Snejina Michailova Elena A. Iankova

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0949-6181-2003-4-397
- ISSN: 0949-6181
- ISSN online: 1862-0019
Abstract

This article focuses on the phenomenon of political networking. It analyzes how such a necessity of socialist life and management as personal networking is utilized under the conditions of a transition to a market economy and democracy. The newly established political networks stretch from the individual and organizational level to the national political and the European transnational level. We illustrate our argument with networking developments in Bulgaria, and more specifically by outlining the various forms of political networking in which the new business leaders of Bulgaria have engaged after 1989.
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