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    The Jump to Capitalism in Central Europe: Difficulties

    By Vadim Borov

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    The book describes the process of capitalism formation in the countries of the Central Europe on the example of Austria, Croatia, and Hungary. Using the example of these countries, the book contains descriptions of the advantages and disadvantages of approaches chosen to abolish the monarchy. The full research was divided into three books: The Jump to Capitalism in Central Europe: Theory and Origins that contains chapters 1 and 2; The Jump to Capitalism in Central Europe: Difficulties that contains chapter 3 and 4; and The Jump to Capitalism in Central Europe: the Political Aspect that contains chapters 5, 6 and general conclusions. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVadim Borov
    Release dateMay 15, 2019
    ISBN9781393498681
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