The author examines the extent to which COCOM is hampering the intensification of trade between East and West, and which changes to the existing export control system appear appropriate to remove barriers to trade without neglecting Western security...

An attempt is made to describe the relevant regulatory framework for domestic and foreign investors, which is subject to constant change, in the Central and Eastern European transition countries: Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia and Hungary....

Against the background of the accelerated economic decline of the Soviet Union in the 1980s, the importance of the military-industrial complex in the Soviet economy is examined. It is discussed under which regulatory framework a market-oriented...

In the light of the concern for economic survival in Soviet Union-emergent countries, it is examined, in the context of a market-based reference system, to what extent the regulatory framework in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus and the...

The authors examine the extent to which the Central and Eastern European countries Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia and Hungary have succeeded in paving the way for a market-based order and integration into the international division of...