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Transition Report 2011

Crisis in Transition: The People's Perspective

This Transition Report is once again concerned with the themes of crisis and transition. Like its two predecessors, the "Transition in Crisis?" (2009) and "Recovery and Reform" (2010), this report focuses on understanding both the 2008-10 crisis and its longer-term implications. It looks beyond the crisis for sources of growth that are less sensitive to changes in the external environment than the capital-inflow driven boom of the pre-crisis years. But it does so from a fresh perspective: that of households and individuals, based on a new round of the EBRD – World Bank Life in Transition Survey (LiTS), conducted in late 2010.

Date:15 November 2011
Price: Free
ISBN: 9781898802365

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Chapters

The Region in Numbers (155KB - PDF)
Executive Summary (93KB - PDF)
Foreword (101KB - PDF)
Chapter 1: A fragile recovery (457KB - PDF)
Chapter 2: The crisis from the household perspective (311KB - PDF)
Chapter 3: The intangible transition: support for markets and democracy after the crisis (286KB - PDF)
Chapter 4: Entrepreneurship in the transition region: an analysis based on the Life in Transition Survey (302KB - PDF)
In focus: Selected images from around the region (644KB - PDF)
Country Assessments (1MB - PDF)
Methodological Notes (117KB - PDF)
Acknowledgements (97KB - PDF)

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Pусский (8MB - PDF)
 

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Central Europe and the Baltic states South-eastern Europe
Croatia Albania
Estonia Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hungary Bulgaria
Latvia FYR Macedonia
Lithuania Montenegro
Poland Romania
Slovak Republic Serbia
Slovenia  
Eastern Europe and the Caucasus Central Asia
Armenia Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan Kyrgyz Republic
Belarus Mongolia
Georgia Tajikistan
Moldova Turkmenistan
Ukraine Uzbekistan
   
Turkey Russia

 

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