GeoJournal

Cities from state-socialism to global capitalism: an introduction
pp. 1-6(6)
Authors: Kovács Z.

Characteristics of post-socialist urban transformation in East Central Europe
pp. 7-16(10)
Author: Sailer-Fliege U.

No longer working for the state: residual state sector versus private sector
pp. 17-24(8)
Author: Duke V.

Shortage in the midst of plenty: Labour strategies in four Central and Eastern European cities
pp. 25-33(9)
Authors: Ingham M.; Dövényi Z.

The role of privatisation in post socialist urban transition: Budapest, Kraków, Prague and Warsaw
pp. 35-42(8)
Author: Grime K.

Urban development in East Germany – specific features of urban transformation processes
pp. 43-51(9)
Authors: Wießner R.

Migration from the city to the countryside in Hungary and Poland
pp. 53-62(10)
Author: Kok H.

Budapest's built environment in transition
pp. 63-78(16)
Author: Dingsdale A.

Changes in the internal spatial structure of post-communist Prague*
pp. 79-89(11)
Authors: Sýkora L.

Warsaw under transformation: new tendencies in the housing market
pp. 91-103(13)
Author: Tasan T.

Old cities, new pasts: Heritage planning in selected cities of Central Europe
pp. 105-116(12)
Authors: Ashworth G.J.; Tunbridge J.E.

Russian cities at a crossroads
pp. 117-129(13)
Authors: Treivish A.; Brade I.; Nefedova T.