Front matter -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- Who Should Learn What? / Grancelli, Bruno -- Part One: The Actors of Change -- Contemporary Russian Society and its Soviet Legacy: The Problem of State-Dependent Workers / Zaslavsky, Victor -- New Entrepreneurs: Continuity or Change in Russian Economy and Society? / Codagnone, Cristiano -- From the Communist Nomenklatura to Transformational Leadership: The Role of Management in the Post-communist Enterprises / Kozminski, Andrzej K. -- Modernizing Post-Soviet Management: A Comparative View / Grancelli, Bruno -- Strategies of Post-communist Transformations: Elites as Institution-Builders / Kaminski, Antoni Z. / Kurczewska, Joanna -- Part Two: Globalization, Retraditionalisation and Societal Modernisation -- Beyond Modernization: The Retraditionalisation of Ex- and Post- Yugoslavian Society / Schierup, Carl-Ulrik -- Participation at the Firm Level in the Transformation Process (Three blank slips of paper and a pigeon feather) / Makó, Csaba / Simonyi, Agnes -- Polish Reforms: The Fine Art of Learning and Forgetting / Ploszajski, Piotr -- Theory, Specificity, Change: Emulation, Selective Incorporation and Modernization / Robertson, Roland -- Part Three: Social Change and Modernisation: Lessons for and from Eastern Europe -- Cultural and |