Volume 10, Number 1, February 1999

• Firm Performance, Conflict Prevention, Capital Flight--World Bank Researchers on New Territories
  Interview with Paul Collier and David Dollar
• Announcement!
• Time to Rethink Privatization in Transition Economies?
  by John Nellis
• Organized Crime and Corruption Are Alive and Well in Ukraine
  by Louise I. Shelley
• Dancing with Anticorruption: Is Government Complicity in Corruption a Form of Economic Protectionism?
  by Ivan Krastev
• World Bank Finds New Ways to Diagnose Corruption Symptoms
  by Daniel Kaufmann, Sanjay Pradhan, and Randi Ryterman
• William Davidson Institute--Latest from the Davidson Institute's Publication Profiles
  Can Private Enterprise Ownership Be Inefficient?
         Roger H. Gordon, Chong-en Bai, and David D. Li
  Taxation and Government Incentives--Eastern Europe versus China
        Roger H. Gordon and David D. Li
  Enterprise Reform in Vietnam: The Response of New Private and State Firms
        Two working papers reviewed by Jed Friedman
• Streamlining Corporate Governance in China's State Enterprises
  by Chi Fulin
• Reader's Forum
    The Crisis in Russia Must Not Be Ignores
          by Michael D. Intriligator
     In Russia There Is a Real Economy--And Virtual Market
          by Boris Petkov
• The Russian Revolution in Accounting and Auditing
  by Adolf J. H. Enthoven
• Attracting Capital via the Internet: PrivatizationLink Reaches Potential Investors around the World
  by Birgit Braunwieser
• DHL: Creating Business Friendly Customs Regulations in Slovakia
  by Robert Paterson  
• Milestones of Transition
• Interview with Ivan Miklos, Slovakia's Deputy Prime Minister
• World Bank/IMF Agenda
• Conference Diary
• New Books and Working Papers
• Bibliography of Selected Articles