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|a Russia will compromise both modelsthe old communist orthodoxy and casino capitalismthen it can become the dominant power in a Eurasian commonwealth within a new world order quite different from what most Americans imagine." Booklist.
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|a FOREWORD; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER I -- THE SOCIAL MARKET; Social Market Capitalism; The Accounting Nature of Capitalism; Closed vs. Open Capitalist Systems; Individualistic vs. Communitarian Capitalism; Forms of Socialized Capitalism; The Profit Motive; Social Capitalism; The Social Market Commonwealth; CHAPTER II -- THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT; The International Power Market; The German Way; The American Way; The Russian Way; The Interconnected World System; The Mediterranean Ecosystem; European Inland Farming; The Affluent Farming Societies
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|a The Emergence of the Military-Industrial CorporationThe Anglo-Saxons and the Slavs; The Battle over Europe; The Balkanization of the World; CHAPTER III -- THE QUESTION OF ECONOMIC MODELS; The Interventionist Philosophy; The Traditional Centrally Planned Model; To Reform or Not to Reform; Internal Factors of Decline; External Factors of Decline; In Pursuit of Capitalism with a Human Face; Reforms and Their Results; Motivation vs. Management; The Ambiguities of Decentralization; Market Competition under Central Planning; International Markets -- National Competition; Managed Social Markets
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|a CHAPTER IV -- THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE COLD WAR INDUSTRIESThe American Pursuit of a Military Economy; The Air Industry; The Air Industry's Support Industry; Soviet Union's Militarized Economy; Détente; CHAPTER V -- THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC SCENE; The Soviet Union's Dramatic Decline; The United States' Deteriorating Leadership; Labor Shortages in the Modern Economy; Russian-Style Industrialization; The Russian Agricultural Revolution; Leveraging Labor through Service Automation; Reinventing the Feudal Work System; The Industrial Technocracy; The Historical Curve toward Global Market Socialism
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|a CHAPTER VI -- PITFALLS OF A COMPETITIVE MARKETThe Market Economy and Privatization; "Free Market" without Markets; Growing Transatlantic Trade Disputes; European Investments vs. American Investments; Similarites in the Former Comecon Countries' Reforms; Playing the Market along with the Socialist Nomenklatura; Playing Socialism at the Stock Market; The Concept of Managed Markets; CHAPTER VII -- THE INVISIBLE REVOLUTION; Ownership Distribution in the United States; Employee Stock Ownership Programs; In Pursuit of an Industrial Policy with a Capitalist Face; A Historical Framework
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|a The French Auto IndustryThe Japanese Semiconductor Industry; The German Steel Industry; The United States' Experience; CHAPTER VIII -- THE MAKING OF EURASIA; Convergence within Europe; The Thaw, Finally; Events within Regularities -- the Cycle of History; The Aristotelianism of Global Politics; Soft vs. Hard Style Management; Hypothesizing on the Future; Intelligentsia in Power; The Birth of Euroslavia; NOTES; INDEX
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