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Changing the Soviet Autocracies: Problems of Transition

Jan Winiecki

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How can socialist economies make the transition to the free market? Jan Winiecki, of the University of Warsaw, explains some of the difficulties and concludes that reform in the Soviet Union may only be achieved after a military coup.

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How can socialist economies make the transition to the free market? Jan Winiecki, of the University of Warsaw, explains some of the difficulties and concludes that reform in the Soviet Union may only be achieved after a military coup.

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How can socialist economies make the transition to the free market? Jan Winiecki, of the University of Warsaw, explains some of the difficulties and concludes that reform in the Soviet Union may only be achieved after a military coup.

Key concepts: Autocracy, Soviet union, Transition (genetics), Economic system, Socialist economics, Political science, Free market, Market economy

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