Nationalization of Business: International Experience and Russian Prospects – Orlov Alexander, Golubovich Alexey, Gromadin Vitaly – Eksmo – 2023 – ISBN 978-5-6050888-0-6
Nationalization of Business: International Experience and Russian Prospects
Nationalization of Business: International Experience and Russian Prospects
29.99 €
23.99 €
In different countries, nationalization of private companies and assets has occurred for reasons such as wars, social changes, economic crises and political interests. This process affected both individual companies and entire industries.
Given the aggravation of the geopolitical situation around Russia, the imposition of large-scale economic sanctions and the action of the ETS in 2022-2023, the analysis of the causes, goals and methods of nationalization is a cornerstone for understanding the processes of ownership change. France, Austria, the UK and Germany nationalized property more frequently than Russia outside the period of nationalization after the October Revolution of 1917, which was one of the most extensive cases of expropriation and confiscation of property in the history of the world economy. This book explores Russia's interest in other countries' experiences with nationalization. Particular attention is paid to cases of nationalization that occurred in the context of wars, territorial conflicts, protection of national markets and the interests of citizens. The work does not provide a forecast of the development of nationalization in Russia, but it allows us to understand the causes and methods of nationalization in other countries, which may be useful in analyzing events in Russia and predicting their consequences.
Given the aggravation of the geopolitical situation around Russia, the imposition of large-scale economic sanctions and the action of the ETS in 2022-2023, the analysis of the causes, goals and methods of nationalization is a cornerstone for understanding the processes of ownership change. France, Austria, the UK and Germany nationalized property more frequently than Russia outside the period of nationalization after the October Revolution of 1917, which was one of the most extensive cases of expropriation and confiscation of property in the history of the world economy. This book explores Russia's interest in other countries' experiences with nationalization. Particular attention is paid to cases of nationalization that occurred in the context of wars, territorial conflicts, protection of national markets and the interests of citizens. The work does not provide a forecast of the development of nationalization in Russia, but it allows us to understand the causes and methods of nationalization in other countries, which may be useful in analyzing events in Russia and predicting their consequences.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Business. How it works in Russia