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Networks in the Russian Market Economy
Markku Lonkila
2010
If Russia has become a market economy, how does it function on a grassroots level? In addition to market mechanisms, what kinds of social and moral principles are at work in the new Russian economy? Is the 'Soviet legacy' still present in post-Soviet business practices? This book searches for answers to these questions, by investigating the networking practices of the Russian software industry. It examines what kinds of resources are transmitted through the personal networks of Russian IT directors and managers, and which mechanisms govern this transmission. The volume opens a rarely available grassroots-level view into the business practices of the new Russian knowledge-based economy. This book is essential reading for all interested in Russian society, culture and economy.
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Keywords
- Blat (favors)
- Business & Economics
- Business & Economics / International
- Business & Economics / International / Economics
- Business & management
- Business communication & presentation
- Business networks
- Business practices
- Capitalism
- Computer networking & communications
- Computer software industry
- Computing & information technology
- Cultuur van zaken doen
- Economic systems & structures
- Economics
- Economics, finance, business & management
- Evolution
- ICT industrie
- Information Technology (IT)
- IT industry
- Market economy
- Markt economie
- Milieu
- Rusland
- Russia
- Saint Petersburg
- Soviet Union
- transformation
Links
DOI: 10.1057/9780230294936web: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1057/9780230294936