I recently reviewed Charles Paul Lewis’ book How The East Was Won: The Impact Of Multinational Companies On Eastern Europe And The Former Soviet Union (Palgrave Macmillan, 2006, $69.95, hardcover). While the book does not offer much in the way for social scientists except for the encouragement to reconsider anti-MNC research, it is a pleasant account for the casual reader of what MNC’s accomplished in CEE.
The review can be found in the March 20, 2006 issue of By George.
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Hot Chip Coming On Strong
4
Spectre, Aaron Life We Promote
Spectre, Aaron Live @ London Electrowerkz
Joaquin, Rodrigo Morceaux Pour Guitare
Smoosh She Like Electric
Sounds, The Compilation by Laura
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Two Lone Swordsmen Double Gone Chapel, The
Hyakkei, Koenji Angherr Shisspa
Kiritchenko, Andrey True Delusion
Nirvana Live in Rome (19940222)
Various Artists Digital Collusions + Analogue Intrusions
Digital Underground Lost Files, The
Vangelis Invisible Connections
Velvet Underground Another View
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Pigface Washingmachine Mouth
DJ SS Jazz and Bass, Volume 01
Future Sound of London, The Dead Cities
Future Sound of London, The ISDN
Future Sound of London, The Papua New Guinea
Hobbs, Mary Anne Breezebloc (20060214)
Kemistry and Storm DJ Kicks
Mogwai Mr. Beast
Sun Ra Sound of Joy
Vangelis China
Various Artists Ho! #1 Roady Music from Vietnam
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Datsuns, The Outta Sight/Outta Mind
Jarre, Jean-Michel Destination Docklands
Ma, Remy There’s Something about Remy: Based On A True Story
Various Artists Ministry Of Sound The Annual 2006 (Asia Edition)
Nine Horses Snow Borne Sorrow
Stipe, Michael In the Sun
Jackie-O Motherfucker is one more band not making the DC rounds, despite playing Philadelphia in late March.