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Journal Article
Reconstruction in East-Central Europe: Clearing the Rubble of Cold War Politics
2011
Overview
Case discusses the reconstruction in East-Central Europe. When the economic crisis hit in 2008, a number of Western European political figures were quick to condemn new members for dragging down the whole of the Union, as politicians and economists spoke of a renewed 'division of Europe'. At the root of this 'division' has been the presumed Sonderweg of East-Central European states, who, it is often assumed, missed out on a critical aspect of post-war European experience: the process of economic reconstruction. During the era of perestroika and glasnost in the 1980s, some even speculated that there might be a second chance, another Marshall Plan forthcoming that would correct the historical detour taken by these states. Moreover, he propose that people not assume coherence of Western Europe as a category, nor of Eastern Europe, without more critical study of similarities and differences within and between individual states' economic strategies and performance and over a longer stretch of time.
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Oxford Publishing Limited (England)
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