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| Author: | Clark, E. Soulsby, A. |
| Title: | The re-formation of the managerial elite in the Czech republic |
| Journal: | Europe-Asia Studies
1996 : MAR, VOL. 48:2, p. 285-304 |
| Index terms: | CZECHOSLOVAKIA MANAGERS ECONOMICS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Underlying the dynamics of the political and economic shifts in the former state socialist societies of Central and Eastern Europe are fundamental processes of social re-formation. It has been argued that the pressures for political change for the most originated from two levels: the grass roots and the top. In many of the communist regimes the pressures for change from below had been resisted, through force if necessary, for many years, so it could be proposed that the critical element in tipping the balance during the months leading up to the revolutions in 1989 was the reorientation of the interests of those at the top. |
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