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Estonia, Estland: political and economic relations with Russia, Belarus and Ukraine

Terk, Erik - In: Die EU-Beitrittsstaaten und ihre östlichen Nachbarn, (pp. 104-123). 1999

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Privatisation in Estonia : ideas, process, results

Terk, Erik - 2000

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Estonian entrepreneurship : towards western markets and operating patterns

Terk, Erik - In: The NEBI yearbook : North European and Baltic Sea … (1998), pp. 145-159

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Baltic studies, futures studies

Terk, Erik - 1997

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The future of the Core Baltic Sea region development scenarios for the year 2020

Raagmaa, Garri; Terk, Erik - In: Entwicklungsstrategien in Nordosteuropa - Baltikum und …, (pp. 127-157). 2000

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The population's sense of security and factors affecting it

Kurik, Silja; Terk, Erik - In: Living conditions in Estonia five years later : NORBALT II, (pp. 131-147). 2002

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Where are the Baltic countries economies heading?

Terk, Erik - In: Lithuania: from transition to convergence : papers …, (pp. 59-86). 1999

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Corporate governance in post-socialist countries - theoretical dilemmas, peculiarities, research opportunities

Tafel, Külliki; Terk, Erik; Purju, Alari - In: EBS review (2006) 1, pp. 7-26

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Practicing catching-up: a comparison of development models of East Asian and central-eastern European countries

Terk, Erik - In: East Asia and Eastern Europe in a globalized …, (pp. 199-231). 2015

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Practicing catching-up: A comparison of development models of East Asian and Central-Eastern European countries

Terk, Eric - 2014

This article makes an attempt to compare the development patterns of the economies of the East Asian and Central and Eastern European (CEE) regions, which have been the fastest in catching up on the global arena. It observes both the internal fea-tures of the economies and economic policies and...

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