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Vol. 2 No. 4 (2014)
New Developments in International Business and Economics in CEEs

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Editorial: New Developments in International Business and Economics in CEEs

Published 2015-02-26

  • Łukasz Puślecki
    • ,
  • Piotr Trąpczyński

Łukasz Puślecki
Poznan University of Economics

Piotr Trąpczyński
Poznan University of Economics

Abstract

The political and economic shift of early 1990s in Central and Eastern Europe countries (CEECs) initiated a fundamental process of transformation of the region's economies and firms (Galgóczi, 2002). The formerly regulated economies gradually became an integral part of the global economy (Dayan & Gorynia, 2009; Szarucki, 2013). While the unprecedented scale of change provided then a unique research setting for international business and economics scholars, there have been recent discussions about the extent to which the CEE region is still a specific business environment (Schuh & Rossmann, 2010).
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References

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