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Louisiana VIGNE, Marie was born in 1935 in Strasbourg, France.
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Marie Louisiana VIGNE
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Marie Louisiana VIGNE, economist in the field of Socialist and Communist Economic Systems; Economic Planning Theory and Policy; Trade Relations, Commercial Policy, International Economic Integration. Secretary General, Research Centre, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Eastern European Countries, University Strasbourg, 1959-1969: Director, Centre International Economics Socialist Countries, University Paris I,
; Executive Member, International Committee Soviet and East European Studies, since 1980; Silver Medal (Economics), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France, 1963.
Education
Master of Arts (law), Master of Arts (Russian Language and Literature.), Doctor of Philosophy University Strasbourg, 1955, 1956, 1960.
Career
Assistant Professor, University Strasbourg, 1959-1969, University Paris 1,1969-1973. Association Professor, University Paris XII, 1973-1974. Visiting Professor, University Rennes, Belgium, 1969-1970, Liège, Belgium, 1972-1973.
Professor of Economics, University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France, since 1974.
Editorial Boards, Le Courrier des Pays de l’Est, 1975, Soviet and East. European Foreign Trade, 1978, J Company East, 1982; Company-editor, Economies et Sociétés sérié G (Economie planifiée) (with H. Chambre), 1978.
Achievements
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Secretary General, Research Centre, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Eastern European Countries, University Strasbourg, 1959-1969: Director, Centre International Economics Socialist Countries, University Paris I. Executive Member, International Committee Soviet and East European Studies, since 1980. Silver Medal (Economics), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France, 1963.
Views
Early work was concentrated on the renaissance of the post-Stalin economic thought in the Soviet Union: investment theory and price theory. Along with the growing differentiation between the Soviet and Eastern European forms of economic management, I have attempted to develop a synthetic approach to the socialist economies of Eastern Europe. Recently my work has been devoted to the international relations of the Eastern European countries (East-East, East-West and East-South).
