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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Tables and Figures
- Preface
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Chapter One After the Fall of the Wall: Living Through the Post-Socialist Transformation in East Germany -
Chapter Two Society of Departure: The German Democratic Republic -
Chapter Three A “ready-made State”1 -
Chapter Four Old Assets, New Liabilities? How Did Individual Characteristics Contribute to Labor Market Success or Failure After 1989? -
Chapter Five Firms and Fortune: The Consequences of Privatization and Reorganization -
Chapter Six Lost in Transformation? Disparities of Gender and Age -
Chapter Seven The Rise of Meritocracy? Class Mobility in East Germany Before and After 1989 -
Chapter Eight Family Formation in Times of Abrupt Social and Economic Change -
Chapter Nine Community Lost Or Freedom Gained? Changes of Social Networks After 1989 -
Chapter Ten Spirals of Success and Failure? the Interplay of Control Beliefs and Working Lives in the Transition from Planned to Market Economy -
Chapter Eleven Comparing Paths of Transition -
Chapter Twelve The Quest for a Double Transformation -
Chapter Thirteen Unusual Turbulences—Unexpected Continuities - Appendix
- References
- Glossary
- Index
- Studies in Social Inequality
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- After the Fall of the Wall
- Publisher:
- Stanford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Tables and Figures
- Preface
-
Chapter One After the Fall of the Wall: Living Through the Post-Socialist Transformation in East Germany -
Chapter Two Society of Departure: The German Democratic Republic -
Chapter Three A “ready-made State”1 -
Chapter Four Old Assets, New Liabilities? How Did Individual Characteristics Contribute to Labor Market Success or Failure After 1989? -
Chapter Five Firms and Fortune: The Consequences of Privatization and Reorganization -
Chapter Six Lost in Transformation? Disparities of Gender and Age -
Chapter Seven The Rise of Meritocracy? Class Mobility in East Germany Before and After 1989 -
Chapter Eight Family Formation in Times of Abrupt Social and Economic Change -
Chapter Nine Community Lost Or Freedom Gained? Changes of Social Networks After 1989 -
Chapter Ten Spirals of Success and Failure? the Interplay of Control Beliefs and Working Lives in the Transition from Planned to Market Economy -
Chapter Eleven Comparing Paths of Transition -
Chapter Twelve The Quest for a Double Transformation -
Chapter Thirteen Unusual Turbulences—Unexpected Continuities - Appendix
- References
- Glossary
- Index
- Studies in Social Inequality
