Communist and Post-Communist Studies ELSEVIER Communist and Postcommunist Studies 38 (2005) I-II www.elsevier.com/locate/postcomstud General Index Communist and Post-Communist Studies Volume 38 (2005) Bayulgen, O., Foreign capital in Central Asia and the Caucasus: curse or blessing?, 49 Buttrick, S.C., Moran, J.P., Russia’s missing link? Social capital, entrepreneurialism, and economic performance in post-communist Russia, 357 Christensen, R.K., Rakhimkulov, E.R., Wise, C.R., The Ukrainian Orange Revolution brought more than a new president: What kind of democracy will the institutional changes bring? 207 D’ Anieri, P., The last hurrah: The 2004 Ukrainian presidential elections and the limits of machine politics, 231 Dusseault, D., Hansen, M.E., Mikhailov, S., The significance of economy in the Russian bi-lateral treaty process, 121 Ganev, V.I., Post-communism as an episode of state building: A reversed Tillyan perspective, 425 Golan, G., Erratum to “Russia and the Iraq War: Was Putin’s policy a failure?” {Communist Post-Communist Stud 37 (2004) 429-459], 423 Hsu, C.L., Capitalism without contracts versus capitalists without capitalism: comparing the influence of Chinese guanxi and Russian blat on marketization, 309 Hug, S., The political effects of referendums: An analysis of institutional innovations in Eastern and Central Europe, 475 Kolodko, G.W., Lessons for the emerging markets from Poland’s great change, 369 Kravchuk, R.S., Chudowsky, V., Ukraine’s 1994 elections as an economic event, 131 Kryshtanovskaya, O., White, S., The rise of the Russian business elite, 293 Kubicek, P., The European Union and democratization in Ukraine, 269 Kuzio, T., Regime type and politics in Ukraine under Kuchma, 167 Kyriazis, N.C., Zouboulakis, M.S., Modeling institutional change in transition economies, 109 Leven, B., Corruption and reforms: A case of Poland’s medical sector, 447 Makhorkina, A., Ukrainian political parties and foreign policy in election campaigns: Parliamentary elections of 1998 and 2002, 251 doi: 10.1016/S0967-067X(05 )0006 1-9 General Index to Volume 38 / Communist and Postcommunist Studies 38 (2005) I-Il Mohsin Hashim, S., Putin’s Etatization project and limits to democratic reforms in Russia, 25 Norgaard, O., Moller, L.P., Who said politicians cannot be conservative? Comparing reform capacity in the Czech and Hungarian telecom administrations, 403 Retraction notice to: “Institutional relationships in Ukraine: A stable polity?” [Communist and Post-Communist Studies 37 (2004) 547-562], 421 Roper, S.D., The politicization of education: Identity formation in Moldova and Transnistria, 501 Shlapentokh, V., The short time horizon in the Russian mind, | Stan, L., Turcescu, L., Religious education in Romania, 381 Thames, F.C., Searching for party effects in post-communist Ukraine, 89 Tubilewicz, C., Taiwan and the Soviet Union during the Cold War, 457 Vermeersch, P., EU enlargement and immigration policy in Poland and Slovakia, 71 Vu, T., Workers and the socialist state: North Vietnam’s state-labor relations, 1945-1970, 329 Way, L.A., Rapacious individualism and political competition in Ukraine, 1992-2004, 191