Eastern European Countryside, t. 11

Contents
Articles and Studies: Valery Patsiorkovsky, David O'Brien, Stephen K. Wegren: Land Reform and Land Relations in Rural Russia; Zemfira I. Kalugina: The Rural Labour Market in present-day Russia; Inna Kopoteva: From Government to Governance: Is there such a shift in the Russian Countryside? Research Reports and Materials: Barbara Tryfan: Inter-generational Relations and the Polish Farmers' Pension System; Laure Latruffe: Functioning of the Rural Credit Market in Poland: Case Studies of Farmers and Banks; Alexander Thomka: The Informal Economy and Viability of Small Family Farms in Romania; Rosemarie Siebert, Axel Dosch: Cooperative Networks in Rural Development - Experiences from the Pilot Programme "Regional Action". Reviews and Information: Elwira Piszczek: New Areas of Research in German Rural Sociology; Jolanta Maciąg: Transformation Trends in Central and Eastern Europe; Anna Pluskota-Lewandowska: Central and East European Countryside and Agriculture from the Japanese Perspective; Paweł Starosta: Transformation of Estonian Agriculture and Countryside; Jolanta Maciąg: Central Eastern Europe Feedback Seminar Multiagri WP4 Multifunctionality of Activities, Helsinki, 3-4 December 2004; Sylwia Michalska: The Common Agricultural Policy's Challenges after EU Enlargement; Władysław Adamski: Evaluative Remarks on "Eastern European Countryside". Classics of Central and Eastern European Rural Sociology: Julita Pienkosz: The Precursors of Bulgarian Rural Sociology. In Memoriam: Frederick Howard Buttel (1948-2005)

Contents
Articles and Studies: Valery Patsiorkovsky, David O'Brien,Stephen K. Wegren: Land Reform and Land Relations in Rural Russia;Zemfira I. Kalugina: The Rural Labour Market in present-day Russia;Inna Kopoteva: From Government to Governance: Is there such a shift inthe Russian Countryside? Research Reports and Materials: BarbaraTryfan: Inter-generational Relations and the Polish Farmers' PensionSystem; Laure Latruffe: Functioning of the Rural Credit Market inPoland: Case Studies of Farmers and Banks; Alexander Thomka: TheInformal Economy and Viability of Small Family Farms in Romania;Rosemarie Siebert, Axel Dosch: Cooperative Networks in RuralDevelopment - Experiences from the Pilot Programme "Regional Action".Reviews and Information: Elwira Piszczek: New Areas of Research inGerman Rural Sociology; Jolanta Maciąg: Transformation Trends inCentral and Eastern Europe; Anna Pluskota-Lewandowska: Central and EastEuropean Countryside and Agriculture from the Japanese Perspective;Paweł Starosta: Transformation of Estonian Agriculture and Countryside;Jolanta Maciąg: Central Eastern Europe Feedback Seminar Multiagri WP4Multifunctionality of Activities, Helsinki, 3-4 December 2004; SylwiaMichalska: The Common Agricultural Policy's Challenges after EUEnlargement; Władysław Adamski: Evaluative Remarks on "Eastern EuropeanCountryside". Classics of Central and Eastern European Rural Sociology:Julita Pienkosz: The Precursors of Bulgarian Rural Sociology. InMemoriam: Frederick Howard Buttel (1948-2005)