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Postsocialism, and Globalization in HungaryThe internal tensions born of globalization and the contradictions of neocapitalism have emerged with particular acuity in Hongary where the roots of the crisis and the fall of state socialism are most developed There exists in this country a double structu...
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| Gaia: | Postsocialism, and Globalization in HungaryThe internal tensions born of globalization and the contradictions of neocapitalism have emerged with particular acuity in Hongary where the roots of the crisis and the fall of state socialism are most developed There exists in this country a double structure of economic power. On the one hand, there is a strong concentration of capital and production in the hands of foreign investors using western labor management and production methods. On the other hand. there is an interior market with a paternalistic. « feudal » organization and culture. |
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