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Communist and Post-Communist Studies Pergamon Communist and Postcommunist Studies 32 (1999) I-II www.elsevier.com/locate/postcomstud General Index Communist and Post-Communist Studies Volume 32 (1999) Agh, Attila, Processes of democratization in the East Central European and Balkan states: sovereignty-related conflicts in the context of Europeanization, 32, 3, 263-279 Ahl, Richard, Society and transition in post-Soviet Russia, 32, 2, 175-193 Barany, Zoltan, Out with a whimper: the final days of Hungarian socialism, 32, 2, 113-125 Baum, Richard, Enter the dragon: China’s courtship of Hong Kong, 1982-1999, 32, 4, 417-436 Baylis, Thomas A., The GDR “‘on the eve”, 32, 2, 127-138 Chan, Kin-man and Qiu, Haixiong, When the lifeboat is overloaded: social support and state enterprise reform in China, 32, 3, 305-318 Chen, Jie and Zhong, Yang, Mass political interest (or apathy) in urban China, 32, 3, 281-303 Clemens, Walter C. Jr, China: alternative futures, 32, 1, 1-21 Duncan, Ron and Tian, Xiaowen, China’s inter-provincial disparities. An explanation, 32, 2, 211-224 Filippov, Mikhail and Shvetsova, Olga, Asymmetric bilateral bargaining in the new Russian Federation. A path-dependence explanation, 32, 1, 61-76 Ganzeboom, Harry B. G. and Nieuwbeerta, Paul, Access to education in six Eastern European countries between 1940 and 1985. Results of a cross-national survey, 32, 4, 339-357 Hashim, Syed Mohsin, KPRF ideology and its implications for democratization in Russia, 32, 1, 77-89 Ishaq, Mohammed, Foreign direct investment in Ukraine since transition, 32, 1, 91-109 Jedlicki, Jerzy, Historical memory as a source of conflicts in Eastern Europe, 32, 3, 225-232 Kolodko, Grzegorz W., Transition to a market economy and sustained growth. Implications for the post-Washington consensus, 32, 3, 233-261 0967-067X/99/$20.00 © 1999 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. General Index to Volume 32 / Communist and Postcommunist Studies 32 (1999) I-II Korbonski, Andrzej, East Central Europe on the eve of the changeover: the case of Poland, 32, 2, 139-153 Ma, Shu-Yun, The role of spontaneity and state initiative in China’s shareholding system reform, 32, 3, 319-337 Morawska, Ewa, The malleable homo sovieticus: transnational entrepreneurs in post-communist East Central Europe, 32, 4, 359-377 Pammett, Jon H., Elections and democracy in Russia, 32, 1, 45-60 Rorlich, Azode-Ayse, History, collective memory and identity: the Tatars of sovereign Tatarstan, 32, 4, 379-396 Rose, Amanda, Extraordinary politics in the Polish transition, 32, 2, 195-210 Shlapentokh, Vladimir, No one needs public opinion data in post communist Russia, 32, 4, 453-460 Tismaneanu, Vladimir, Understanding national Stalinism: reflections on Ceausescu’s socialism, 32, 2, 155-173 Veternik, Jifi, The middle class in the Czech reforms: the interplay between policies and social stratification, 32, 4, 397-416 Wise, Charles R. and Brown, Trevor L., The separation of powers in Ukraine, 32, 1, 23-44 Wolchik, Sharon L., Czechoslovakia on the eve of 1989, 32, 4, 437-451