Title

• Does Law Matter in the Soviet Economic Reform Process? A Case Study of the Law Governing Internal Transfers

Published In

• Review of Central and East European Law

Date

• 1992

Volume

• 18

Issue

• 2

Creator

• Kathryn Hendley

Bibliographic Citation

• Kathryn Hendley, Does Law Matter in the Soviet Economic Reform Process? A Case Study of the Law Governing Internal Transfers, 18 Rev. Cent. & E. Eur. L. 101 (1992).

Public Note

• Additional bibliographic information:
  Hendley, K. (1992). Does Law Matter in the Soviet Economic Reform Process? A Case Study of the Law Governing Internal Transfers. Review of Central and East European Law, 18(2), 101-134.;This artile was reprinted as "The Quest for Rational Labor Allocation Within Soviet Enterprises: Internal Transfers Before and During Perestroika," in Beyond Sovietology: Essays in Politics and History, edited by Susan Solomon, Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 1993

Collections

• University of Wisconsin Law School Faculty Scholarship Collection