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Background and origins of the Rumanian dispute with comecon
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Dimensions of Soviet Power
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The Communist Foreign Trade System. By Frederic L. Pryor. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1963. Pp. 296. $7.50.
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The Economics of Communist Eastern Europe.
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Economic Development of Comecon Countries
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Strategies for reducing regional disparities in Romania
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CMEA, economic integration, and perestroika, 1949–1989
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Comparing Common Markets: A Revised Neo-Functionalist Model
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Theory and Practice of Regional Integration: The Case of Comecon
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Socialist Patriotism or National Communism?
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Divided Development: Post-War Ideas on River Utilisation and their Influence on the Development of the Danube
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Structural change in Rumanian industry, 1938–63
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The social bases of development: Hungary and Romania in comparative perspective
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the socialist transformation of agriculture in a Romanian commune, 1945‐62
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Theoretical discussions on the development of the monetary system within Comecon (1949-1991)
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The International Regime of Soviet-East European Economic Relations
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