East Central European States and the European Communities: Legal Adaptation to the Market Economy

The legal adaptation in East Central European states to the market economy of the European Communities is treated in four parts:
• Law as the basis of the market economy of the European Communities
• features and problems to the legal adaptation to market economy in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland
• Common Market Law aspects for privatization and public enterprises, deregulation and the protection of public goods and interests, competition and industrial policy
• the cooperation between the European Communities and East Central European states.
The author analyses these different aspects and gives a well-based overview of these problems of adaptation.