"The book will doubtless serve generations of scholars, whether their interest focuses primarily on the history of medieval Hungary or on the Hospitaller Order". - Crusades
"The contributors to this volume demonstrate how traditional, provincial and nationalist values, referred to as uncivic, still obstruct the European aspirations of the biggest republic of the former Yugoslavia... I most warmly recommend this volume." - International Affairs
Banking Reform in Central Europe and the Former
Soviet Union
Edited by Jacek Rostowski
From Berlin to the Bering Strait, the business of banking
has sprung to life. This analysis considers the impact
of banking reform on macroeconomic stabilization and
the suitability of universal banks; the role of banking
regulation and the advantages of "narrow banks" during
transition; the cleaning up of bad debts; bank privatization;
and the reform of the payments system.
1995
240 pages
ISBN 978-1-85866-038-7 cloth $51.95/ £31.95
ISBN 978-1-85866-039-4 paperback $26.95/ £16.95
