Diverging patterns of informalization between endogenous and exogenous economic actors in the East German transformation process
results from a case-study in the IT-branch in Berlin-Brandenburg
by Anna Schwarz
Part of Arbeitsberichte / Frankfurter Institut für Transformationsstudien -- no.11/00
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