Scenarios about 'post-Soviet economy'
The economic systems and transformations that emerged in former Soviet republics following the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. This period was characterized by the transition from centrally-planned economies to market-based systems, accompanied by privatization, currency reforms, hyperinflation, and significant socioeconomic disruption. Understanding post-Soviet economic development is crucial for exploring alternate scenarios of how different policy choices or international interventions might have shaped the region's trajectory.
What If Dushanbe Developed Different Economic Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tajikistan's capital pursued alternative economic policies after the Soviet collapse, potentially transforming Central Asia's poorest nation into a regional success story.
What If Kaliningrad Developed Different Economic Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad pursued alternative economic development paths, potentially transforming this strategic Baltic territory into a very different geopolitical entity.