Backwardness and Modernization : Poland and Eastern Europe in the 16th-20th Centuries Book

I	The peasant family as an economic unit in the Polish feudal economy of the eighteenth century
II	Between submission and violence : peasant resistance in the Polish manorial economy of the eighteenth century
III	The Polish economy and the evolution of dependency
IV	Could a Polish noble became an entrepreneur? : mentality, market and capital
V	The economy of the Polish kingdom : a question of dependence
VI	Globalization and Eastern Europe : 1870-1914, 1970-2000
VII	Poland and the West : in or out?
VIII	Transition to market in a comparative perspective : a historian's point of view
IX	Reforming weak states and deficient bureaucracies
X	Modernization from above : the end of the road?
XI	Leviathan exhausted : ideas on the state of the post-communist transformation
XII	New solidarities? : market change and social cohesion in a historical perspective
XIII	Incomplete demise : reflections on the welfare state in Poland after communism
XIV	Trajectories of East European transformation : global influence and local legacies