CSAC MONOGRAPHS 14

Power and Institutional Change in Post-Communist Eastern Europe

Birgit Müller, Editor

Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing University of Kent at Canterbury

1999

Contents

• Front matter and contents as pdf
• Introduction: Power and Institutional Change in Post-Communist Eastern Europe Birgit Müller 1
• The Nomenklatura of the former German Democratic Republic: A Report on a Study in Progress Michal Bodemann 9
• Local Elite mid Power Relations: A Comparison of two towns in East Germany Valerie Lozac'h 19
• For the people or with the People? The Difficulties of Communal Democracy in a, small town in Saxony Cordia Schlegelmilc 29
• Changes in the Local Power Structures in the Period of Society Transformation (St. Petersburg Case) Alexander Duka 37
• Conflict and Cooperation. Strategic Interactions and Emergence of Governance in a Russian Region Michel Bric & Petra Stykow .. _ 51
• Patterns and Processes of Elite Continuity-. Post-Communist Managers In the Czech Republic Ed Clark & Mom Soulsby 71
• Men in the Right Place: Legitimation in the Autobiographical Talk of Elite Businessmen with a Past 'Old Structure’. Vladimir Andrle. 99
• Privatisation in Russia: A Case Study Elena Varshavskaya, Inna Donova & Simon Clarke 111
• Corporate Identities and the Continuity of Power in an International joint Venture in Hungary• André P. Czeglédy 143
• Adapation and Distinction: the Management Politics of two East German Production Managers in a Multinational Combine Birgit Müller 157
• Lifting the Lid om Local Politcs In Przemysl, S-E Poland Chris Hann 169
• Symbolic Construction of Urban Spaces — Symbolic Construction of Enemies Margit Feischmidt 187
• Bibliography 246

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