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A companion volume to Rogers's Insurance in the Soviet Union (Praeger Publishers, 1986), this new work provides an in-depth examination of the operations of insurance industries in eastern European socialist countries. Rogers covers the administrative structure of insurance programs, the types of policies written, the insurance markets, and the extent of insurance protection. These topics provide the background to his discussion of two important issues: the transition from private to public insurance in socialist countries and the influence of the Soviet Union. In the latter case, there is explicit recognition by Soviet writers that practices in Eastern Europe have resulted in modifications of Soviet practices.
PAUL P. ROGERS, now retired, was Professor of Insurance at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.BRUNO SCHONFELDER is Akademischer Rat at the University of Munich.EHRENFRIED SCHUTTE, formerly with the Munich Reinsurance Company in Munich, West Germany, is now retired.
Part I: Introduction The Setting Part II: Two Extremes Insurance in East Germany Insurance in Yugoslavia Part III: A Middle Ground Proud Heritage: Insurance in Poland Part IV: The Others Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Rumania
