Illusions of Market Paradise: State, Business, and Economic Reform in Postsocialist Russia and Post-1980s Crisis Argentina

The 1980s and early 1990s were characterized by sweeping, radical neoliberal, monetarist-inspired  economic  reforms  designed  to  correct  fi nancial  or  structural crises. Latin American countries initiated the wave, followed by Eastern Europe and the former USSR, although the timing, scope, and policies varied. Often one reads accounts  of  friends  and  foes  of  reform  lined  up  to  do  battle  in  domestic  and international  alliances.  However,  reform  processes  and  outcomes  do  not  always follow the formula of reformers versus conservatives; there is more to the balance of power than these all-too-common accounts would suggest.

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