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Jacek Brdulak, Jakub J. Brdulak (Warsaw School of Economics,
Poland)
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN “NEW
TRANSPORT” ECONOMY ENTERPRISES IN POLAND
George R.G. Clarke (Development Research Group, World Bank,
Washington D. C., USA)
THE EFFECT OF ENTERPRISE OWNERSHIP
AND FOREIGN COMPETITION ON INTERNET DIFFUSION IN THE TRANSITION
ECONOMIES
Dariusz Dziuba (Warsaw University, Poland)
INFORMATION SECTOR IN NEW ECONOMY
Branko Radulovic (World Bank, Beograd Office, Serbia and
Montenegro)
ICT-BASED RESTRUCTURING AS AN
ALL-INCLUSIVE APPROACH IN POST-SOCIALIST TRANSITION
Jukka Jalava (Helsinki School of Economics, Finland)
THE PRODUCTION AND USE OF ICT IN
FINLAND, 1975-2001
Patrick Muller (London Economics, UK)
INTERNET USE IN TRANSITION COUNTRIES
— ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS
Marcin Pi±tkowski (TIGER—Leon Ko¼miński Academy of Entrepreneurship and
Management, Poland)
THE CONTRIBUTION OF ICT INVESTMENT
TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN POLAND 1995 — 2000
Krzysztof Piech (School of Slavonic and East European Studies,
University College London, UK)
DIGITALISM AND THE FOURTH SECTOR
Dirk Pilat, Anita Woelfl (OECD Directorate for Science, Technology
and Industry, France)
ICT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH — NEW
EVIDENCE FROM INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
Teet Rajasalu, Anton Laur (Estonian Institute of Economics,
Tallin Technical University, Estonia)
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE “NEW
ECONOMY” TO ESTONIA’S ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CONVERGENCE
WITH THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY
Richard Sanders and Chen Yang (Northampton Univestity, UK)
CHINA'S
TRANSITION TO THE NEW ECONOMY. AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH
Beata ¦wiecka (Szczecin University, Poland)
THE “NEW ECONOMY” AND
TRANSFORMATION OF THE BANKING SECTOR IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES
Andrea Szalavetz (Institute for World Economics of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences)
THE TERTIERIZATION OF MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRY OR THE ROLE OF ICT IN THE SECOND PHASE OF RESTRUCTURING
Jos Verbeek, (World Bank Warsaw Office, Poland)
INVESTMENT—ORIENTED
REGULATION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Lech W. Zacher (Leon Ko¼miński Academy of Entrepreneurship and
Management, Poland)
ON THE ROAD TO THE “NEW ECONOMY”:
LABELS, PATTERNS, BLUEPRINTS, STRATEGIES AND POLICIES
Anna Zorska (Leon Ko¼miński Academy of Entrepreneurship and
Management and Warsaw School of Economics, Poland)
GLOBALIZATION
AND THE “NEW ECONOMY” — EXOGENOUS CONDITIONS FOR
ECONOMIC LINKS BETWEEN THE COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
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