Political and Economic Liberalization: Dynamics and Linkages in Comparative Perspective

Nonneman investigates these issues, providing a framework for the remainder of the book, in which diverse country studies are used to advance our understanding of the dynamics and complexities of both political and economic liberalization.

• THEMES, DEBATES, AND EXPLANATIONS.
• Economic Liberalization: The Debate—G. Nonneman.
• Patterns of Economic Liberalization: Explanations and Modalitie—G. Nonneman.
• Patterns of Political Liberalization: Explanations and Modalities—G. Nonneman.
• EASTERN EUROPE.
• Poland's Transition from State Socialism to Capitalism—P. Gowan.
• Poland: Significance and Limitations of the Democratization Process—S. Day.
• The Roots of Reform in Albania—D. Seddon with R. Davey and R. Grellier.
• The Politics of Economic Reform in Albania—D. Seddon with R. Davey and R. Grellier.
• THE MIDDLE EAST.
• Democratization in the Middle East: The Evidence from the Syrian Case—R.A. Hinnebusch.
• Syria's Private Sector: Economic Liberalization and the Challenges of the 1990s—S. Poelling.
• The Initiation of Economic Liberalization in Algeria, 1979-1989—EC. Murphy.
• Algeria's Troubled Road Toward Political and Economic Liberalization, 1988-1995—M. Will.
• EAST ASIA.
• The Origins of Economic Liberalization and Democratization in South Korea—T.Y. Kong.
• South Korean Liberalization Since 1993—S. Kirby and S. Harris.
• "Opening Up" China: Liberalizing International Economic Relations—A.I. Macbean.
• China's Post-Mao Political Economy: A Puzzle—P. Nolan.
• CONCLUSION.
• Linkages Between Economic and Political Liberalization: Some Concluding Observations—G. Nonneman