Приклади вживання Post-socialist countries Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Inflation in the post-socialist countries".
Post-socialist countries in the global economy: threats and opportunities;
Compared with other post-socialist countries.
Market transformation of the economy as a factor of increasing social welfare in the post-socialist countries.
Mongolia belongs to the post-socialist countries in transition economies.
In post-socialist countries in the industries employing up to 40% in agriculture and adjacent areas- up to 20% of workers.
Housing privatisation in post-socialist countries: reasons and preconditions.
The section focuses on the history andcurrent state of the academic study of religions in post-socialist countries.
Russia, like other post-socialist countries now in the process of arduous transformation.
What is the relationship between transnational human rights and domestic constitutional law,especially in post-socialist countries?
Bank foreign currency lending in the post-socialist countries- new EU member states.
In post-socialist countries, sentiments of cultural loss manifest themselves as a critique of state socialism or Soviet influence.
Urban/rural problems in Ukraine and other post-socialist countries- comparative studies.
Post-socialist countries in the industries employing up to 40% in agriculture and related industries- 20% of employees.
How does the development of internet infrastructure in post-socialist countries correlate with old and new geopolitical relations in the region?
Economy in transition implies radical transformation in allspheres of economic activity across the commercial sector post-socialist countries.
Post-Soviet and post-socialist countries, that have implemented the reform, are now running significantly ahead of Ukraine in socio-economic development.
According to the rating, it is easier to do business in Russia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Belarus and Azerbaijan,in a word in nearly all post-Soviet and post-socialist countries.
Among all European post-socialist countries military reforms in the Republic of Bulgaria by most parameters can be considered the most successful.
Ukraine could have avoided all this, had it chosen the way of building of thestate which was chosen by other post-Soviet and post-socialist countries that really cared about their own national interests.
Appeared on the world map post-socialist countries(in translation from Latin"post" means"after") with transition(from centrally planned to market) type economic system.
In this regard, the Editorial Board of the journal asks the authors to submit articles on issues of spatial transformation of urban areas,primarily in Ukraine but also in other post-socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
As in several other post-socialist countries, they had already in the late 1990s, to use the phrase of the then Chief Institutional Economist of the World Bank Joel Hellman,“captured the state”.
In this regard, he pointed out the inevitable negative consequences of such Moscow's actions for the Russian Federation itself,and also recognized the right of the post-Soviet and post-socialist countries to independent choosing their own foreign and domestic policy.
Mr Verstyuk points out that in the majority of post-socialist countries bodies analogous to the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance have been created, with the Polish Institute especially strong.
The conducted study helped to identify the economic and innovative development of the Scandinavian, European,Asian and post-socialist countries, determine leaders by the components of such development and the preconditions for building their economic and innovation potential.
Moreover, in expecting social movements in the post-socialist countries to follow the same repertoire of action as, for instance, in western Europe or North America, we risk missing out on important forms of collective action.
This omission is particularly odd given that post-socialist countries' relative economic and political instability should, theoretically, make these countries ripe for radical right movements.
This omission is particularly odd given that post-socialist countries' relative economic and political instability should, theoretically, make these countries ripe for radical right movements.
The distinctive feature of the radical-right movements in the post-socialist countries in Central and Eastern Europe is the combination of the pre-war European fascism of the 1930s and ideas borrowed from the contemporary right-wing neo-populists of Western Europe(Kreko, 2010).