ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN COOPERATION PARTNER COUNTRIES FROM A SECTORAL PERSPECTIVE
EVOLUTION DE LA SITUATION ECONOMIQUE DANS LES PAYS PARTENAIRES DE LA COOPERATION DU POINT DE VUE SECTORIEL
eco93.2 Preface REINER WEICHHARDT, Deputy Director NATO Economics Directorate
eco93.3 Welcoming address Speech by AMEDEO DE FRANCHIS Deputy Secretary General of NATO
eco93.4 Keynote speech Economic developments and reforms in the Partner countries LESZEK BALCEROWICZ
Chair: DANIEL GEORGE, Director,Economics Directorate
eco93.5 Incomes and living standards in Central and Eastern Europeand the former Soviet republics: recent developments, current situation and outlook MICHEL GASPARD
eco93.6 Living standards, social welfare and labour in Albania LULZIM HANA
eco93.7 Labour market and employment in Russia: beginning of changes VLADIMIR GIMPELSON
eco93.8 Living standards, social welfare and labour: general observations SILVANA MALLE
Chair: GUILLAUME PARMENTIER, Assistant Director, NATO Office of Information and Press
eco93.9 Migration and the labour market in Central Europe LAJOS HETHY
eco93.10 Economic aspects of demographic developments and migration in East-Central Europe: the case of Poland PIOTR KORCELLI
eco93.11 Current crisis and migrations USSROLEG SHAMSHUR
eco93.12 General trends in current East-West migration and related policy challenges JONAS WIDGREN
Chair: REINER WEICHHARDT, Deputy Director, Economics Directorate
eco93.13 Industrial restructuring and defence conversion JULIAN COOPER
eco93.14 Defense conversion as an element of industrial restructuring in Russia YOURI STSEPINSKY
eco93.15 Industrial restructuring and defence conversion in Slovakia IGOR KOSIR
eco93.16 Creating the framework for effective industrial restructuring:the case of Romania DRAGOS NEGRESCU
eco93.17 Industrial policies in Central and Eastern Europe? ERIK DIRKSEN
Chair: JEAN-CLAUDE RENAUD, former Economic Adviser to the Secretary General of NATO
eco93.18 Controlling the Russian oil and gas complex:the regions vs the centre VALERY KRYUKOV and ARILD MOE
eco93.19 Energy supply and energy security in Lithuania KAZYS ZILYS
eco93.20 Future supply of gas to Europe and East-West cooperation in the gas sector WOLF PLUGE
eco93.21 Charte europeenne de l'energie:etat de la negociation CHRISTIAN WAETERLOOS
eco93.22 The THERMIE programme for the promotion of European energy technologies in Central and Eastern Europe HANS-EIKE VON SCHOLZ
Chair: GRAHAM SHARP, Assistant Director, Economics Directorate
eco93.23 Transport and communications in Cooperation Partner countries HOLLAND HUNTER
eco93.24 Transport and communication network in the Ukraine: developments and policies within the framework of economic reform ALEXEI SEKAREV
eco93.25 The transport sector in the Balkans IVO PAPARELA
eco93.26 Turkey's cooperation programmes in tele-communications with the CIS (Central Asian Turkic Republics, Transcaucasus, and Russia) MEHMET CENGIZ BULUT
Chair: DENIZ YUKSEL-BETEN, CCMS Programme Director, Scientific and Environmental Affairs Division
eco93.27 Phasing out ozone depleting substancesin former East bloc countries JENS JACOBSEN and ULLA BLATT BENDTSEN
eco93.28 Environment: improved knowledge, expanded concern MURRAY FESHBACH
eco93.29 Environmental situation in Estonia REIN RATAS
eco93.30 Internal and external perspectives of energy security issues in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union SARA REVA GREENBLATT
eco93.31 Environmental degradation in Central Asia SHIRIN AKINER
PANEL VII: RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC STABILITY
Chair: DANIEL GEORGE
eco93.32 Political upheaval, system transformation and stability risks n the East of Europe: catchwords and cases HANS-HERMANN HOHMANN
eco93.33 Risks and opportunities for socio-economic stability KAMIL JAN CEK
eco93.34 Strategic dilemmas of Russian reform policies ANDREI ZAGORSKI
eco93.35 Les partis politiques du post-communisme comme acteurs de la stabilite ou de la destabilisation GEORGES MINK
eco93.36 Authors
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First edition 1993 ISBN 92-845-0079-6
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