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member of the Editorial Board of Economic Analysis – Journal of
Enterprise and Participation.
Vojmir Franicaević is Professor of Economics in the Faculty of
Economics, University of Zagreb. He received his PhD in economics
from the Faculty of Economics in Zagreb (1983) with a thesis ‘Radical
Political Economy in the USA’ (published in 1986 with major revisions).
He was a visiting Fulbright scholar at the UC Berkeley from
1990–1 and a visiting professor at the Faculty of Economics in
Ljubljana in 1993–4. His research in the 1990s has been mostly concerned
with privatization, entrepreneurship, small business policies,
business networking, unofficial economy, the role of institutions and
state. His recent publications include ‘Markets, hierarchies, networks
and small firms’, Zbornik radova, (Rijeka: Faculty of Economics, 1995);
‘The Trade-Off: Problems of Accumulation and Legitimation of
Emerging Capitalism’, in J. Hersh and J. D. Schmidt (eds) (1996), The
Aftermath of ‘Real Existing Socialism’ in Eastern Europe, Vol.1 (London:
Macmillan); ‘Institutions and Entrepreneurial Behavior: Privatization
and Competition in Croatia’, in: Enterprise in Transition (Split: Faculty
of Economics, 1997); ‘Croatia’s economy after stabilizaion’ (with Evan
Kraft), Europe–Asia Studies (1997); ‘Privatization in Croatia: legacies
and context’, Eastern European Economics (1999), ‘Political Economy
of the Unofficial Economy: The State and Regulation’, in E. Feige and
K. Ott (eds.) (1999), Underground Economies in Transition: Unrecorded
Activity, Tax Evasion, Corruption and Organized Crime (Aldershot:
Ashgate).
Derek C. Jones is James L. Ferguson Professor of Economics, Hamilton
College, Clinton (NY). He undertook some of the first empirical analyses
of long established workers’ cooperatives, with publications in the
Economic Journal, Economica, Journal of Economic Literature. With Jan
Svejnar he edits the research series Advances in the Economic Analysis of
Participatory and Labor Managed Firms. His current research investigates
employee ownership around the world, with an article on Japan
(American Economic Review, 1995), privatization in the former command
economies, and the economic effects of the new forms of ownership
and other organizational innovations. Countries studied include
Bulgaria, with a recent volume co-edited with Jeffrey Miller, The
Bulgarian Economy: Lessons from Reform During Early Transition (Avebury,
1997), and an article in the Journal of Comparative Economics (Sept.
1998); Russia (Comparative Economic Studies, summer 1998); and the
Baltic States. He is a member of editorial boards of various journals