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Hanley,
Eric - Lawrence King, Istvan Janos Tóth
(2002): ”The State, International Agencies, and Property Transformation
in Postcommunist Hungary” American
Journal of Sociology 108:129-67.
Lawrence
P. King – Iván Szelényi (2005): Post-Communist Economic Systems, in:
Neil J.
Smelser – Richard Swedberg (eds.): „The Handbook of Economic
Sociology”, Princeton
University Press, Russell Sage Foundation, Princeton, Oxford, New York,
Second
edition, pp. 205-229.
D. Stark,
B. Vedres, The Social Times of Network Spaces(2004): „Sequence Analysis
of
Network Formation and Foreign Investment in Hungary 1987-2001”, American
Journal of Sociology,
Andrew G
Walder (2003): Politics and Property in Transformational Economies: A
theory of
Elite Oppurtunity, April, www.ciaonet.org
John S.
Earle – Csaba Kucsera - Álmos Telegdy
(2005): „Ownership Concentration and Corporate Performance on the
Budapest
Stock Exchange: do too many cooks spoil the goulash?” Corporate
Governance:
An International Review, Vol. 13. Issue 2. Page 254, March 2005.
H. Kevin
Steensma, L, Tihanyi, M. A. Lyles, C. Dhanaraj (2004):”The Evolving
Value of Foreign
Partnerships in Transitioning Economies” University of Washington
Nina
Bandelj (2003): „Varieties of Capitalism in Central and Eastern
Europe”,
Princeton University, Department of Sociology, May.
Nina
Bandelj (2004): „Institutional Foundations of Economic Transformations
in
Central and Eastern Europe (1990-2000), University of California
Mihály
Simai: „The sources and consequences of poverty and inegality in
Eastern Europe
and the CIS Countries and the Beginning of the 21 Century,
http://www.vki.hu
Balázs Vedres
(2004): „Testing Narratives of Postsocialism: Transition and Sequence
Approaches to the Ownership Histories of the Largest Hungarian
Corporations, http://www.socialnetwork.hu
Balázs
Vedres (2004): „Relational Mechanisms of Globalizing Postsocialism. A
Sequence
Approach to Foreign Investment and Large Firm Ownership in Hungary,
1991-1999,
Columbia University
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Toth,
Istvan Janos (2001): „Market Environment and Production of Hungarian
Manufacturing Firms”, http://www.econ.core.hu/~tothij
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Lawrence
P. King – Iván Szelényi (2005): Post-Communist Economic Systems, in:
Neil J.
Smelser – Richard Swedberg (eds.): „The Handbook of Economic
Sociology”, Princeton
University Press, Russell Sage Foundation, Princeton, Oxford, New York,
Second
edition, pp. 205-229.
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Semjén,
A. and J. Tóth (2002), “Unofficial Economic Activities and Fiscal
Discipline in
Hungary as Mirrored in Consecutive Enterprise Surveys on Tax
Behaviour”, paper
for the conference on Unofficial Activities in Transition Countries:
Ten Years
of Experience, Zagreb, www.ijf.hr/UE_2002/program.html
| Sandra
Sookram (2005): Structure and Size of the Household Sector of the
Hidden
Economy in Trinidad and Tobago, University of the West Indies, St.
Augustine
Campus,Trinidad and Tobago, staugustine.uwi.edu |
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Tóth,
István János (1998): „Market links and Growth Capability of Enterprises
in a
Transforming Economy: The Case of Hungary, http://www.ktk-ie.hu/~tothij
| Laszló
Csaba (2000): Between Transition and EU Accession: Hungary at the
Millenium,
Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 52. Number 5 / July 1, 2000, pp. 805-827.
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Tóth,
István János (1998): „Inter-Enterprise Ownership Links in Hungary” Acta
Oeconomica 49 (3-4): 365-396.
| David
Stark - Balázs Vedres (2001): Pathways
of property transformation: Enterprise network careers in Hungary,
1988-2000.
Outline of an Analytic Strategy,October,
Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy, Columbia
University,
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Lengyel,
Gy. - I. J. Tóth
(1994): „The Spread of Entrepreneurial Inclinations in
Hungary” Studies in Public Policy, No. 224. 1994
John S.
Earle – Zuzana Sakova (1999): Entrepreneurship from Scratch: Lessons on
the
Entry Decision into Self-Employment from Transition Economies, IZA,
Discussion
Paper, No. 79.
John
S.
Earle – Zuzana Sakova (1999): Entrepreneurship from Scratch: Lessons on
the
Entry Decision into Self-Employment from Transition Economies, SITE,
Working
Paper No. 145.
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Árvai, Zs
– I. J. Tóth (2001): Liquidity constraints and consumer impatience,
National
Bank of Hungary, Working Paper Series
Gregory
Ganev, Krisztina Molnár, Krzysztof Rybinski – Przemislaw Woyniak
(2002):
Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy in Central and Eastern
Europe, CASE
Reports No. 52.
Akos
Rona-Tas (2004): Consumer credit and society in transition countries,
European
Civil Society Network Conference on Market and Civil Society in Europe,
Madrid,
Spain, September 23-25. 2004
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Sik, E. –
I. J. Tóth (1998): Some Elements of the Hidden Economy in Hungary
Today, Social
Report - 1998
| Bettina
Musiolek (2002): Decent Work in the Informal Sector CEE/CIS Region,
ILO,
Employment Sector 2002/7, Working Paper on the Informal Economy |
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Hungarian
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Hanley,
E. – L. King – I.J. Tóth. 2002. The State, International Agencies, and
Property
Transformation in Postcommunist Hungary. American
Journal of Sociology, Vol. 108. No. 1.
Kőhegyi
Kálmán (2005): „Vállalkozói hálózatok”, Közgazdasági Szemle, LII. Évfolyam,
május (480-493)
Lengyel
György – Szántó Zoltán (2005): Kiegészítések Andorka Rudolf: Bevezetés a szociológiába (Osiris Kiadó,
Budapest 2003) c. könyvéhez.
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Tóth
István János (1998): „A vállalkozások tulajdonosi kapcsolatai
Magyarországon”,
Közgazdasági Szemle, XLV. évf. 1998. június (591-615)
Kőhegyi
Kálmán (2005): „Vállalkozói hálózatok”, Közgazdasági Szemle, LII. Évfolyam,
május (480-493)
Laki
Mihály (2004): Az ásványvízpiac átalakulása, Közgazdasági Szemle, LI. évf.
2004. december (1151-1171. o.) |
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