With the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, Central and Eastern
European states have had to confront fundamental changes in
economic, social, and governmental structures. So far, many of
these countries in transition from a command to a market-based
system have experienced rapid deterioration of socioeconomic
conditions and standards of living. Although there have been
successes in some areas, such as greater political and consumer
choices, the overall situation has reached crisis proportions, as
evidenced by increased unemployment, crime, and family
disorganization.
The essays in this collection address significant issues dealing
with the frameworks of social justice and equality, policies for
families and women, implications for the welfare state, and the
impact on health care. As such, the collection is invaluable for
all scholars and researchers involved with contemporary Central and
Eastern European public policy and social conditions.
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