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Part I: Introduction - the great unknowns. 1. The great unknowns - economies and societies in motion. 2. Transition and transformation Part II: Planned economy 3. The economic and social context at the turn of the twentieth century. 4. The war economy and the post World War II reconstruction. 5. From wall to wall: economic crisis in tranquil disguise. Part III: The economics of market reforms. 6. The perestroika reforms and early debates on market socialism. 7. The shock therapy: the market, liberalization, & privatization reforms. 8. The shock therapy: the financial sector and the first crises. Part IV: The human "transition" - still happening. 9. Collision safety nets, education, health, and gender issues. 10. Poverty and Income Inequality as they were and as they are now. 11. The perils of temporary and permanent labor migration. Part V: The roaring 2000?fs, the crisis, the state, and the future. 12. The crisis of 2000s and challenges of the post-transition model. 13. The re-emerging role of the state in transition. 14. Prospects of development two decades since the market reforms. Final Remarks and Conclusion. 15. Conclusion