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Ways into a new «Social Market Economy»

Analytical Approaches for the Democratically Legitimized States in Central and Eastern Europe with Special Reference to The Work of Oswald von Nell-Breuning

by Eberhard Grein (Author)
©2004 Thesis 152 Pages

Summary

The young political states of Central and Eastern Europe are still at the very beginning of their economic development. Against this background, the focus of these countries should clearly be on building up their economies. And within this context some key mistakes, that may be very difficult to revert under certain conditions, need to be avoided from the start. Eastern Europe should concentrate on the future and learn from the economic past of Western European countries, so that mistakes formerly made will not be embraced and cultivated. But moreover, even at this point we are faced with the question if the classic model of the social market economy can still be considered valid in the light of some promising new concepts and approaches, which offer detailed propositions.

Details

Pages
152
Year
2004
ISBN (Softcover)
9783631524916
Language
English
Keywords
Nell-Breuning, Oswald von Osteuropa Soziale Marktwirtschaft Economic Development Eastern Europe Wirtschaftsentwicklung Katholische Soziallehre
Published
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2004. 152 pp., num. tables and graphs

Biographical notes

Eberhard Grein (Author)

The Author: Eberhard Grein was born in Hildesheim in 1959. He studied business administration and management at the university of the German Federal Armed Forces and political sciences in Munich. At the Academy for Leadership and Communication in Frankfurt am Main he completed a training course to become a public realtions consultant. Furthermore, he completed a general management training program at the University for Social and Economic Sciences St. Gallen. In addition to his professional career he obtained his doctorate at the University in Bratislava.

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