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Beyond The Asian Crisis |
Edited by Anis Chowdhury, Professor of Economics, School of Economics and Finance, University of Western Sydney, Australia and Managing Editor, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy and Iyanatul Islam, Professor of International Business, Griffith Business School and Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University, Australia and Co-Editor, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy
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| 2002 |
392 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 84064 273 5 |
$155.00 |
on-line discount
$139.50 |
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‘The volume is certainly interesting and well-informed and would make a valuable addition to reading lists for courses on East Asian economic development.’
– Anne Booth, Asia Pacific Business Review
As Southeast and Northeast Asia recover from the Asian crisis and return to a state of growth, the authors of this book assess the lessons to be learned from the crisis to achieve sustainable development in the future. While the importance of each factor contributing to the crisis varies from country to country, their collective experience has created unprecedented turmoil in current thinking on development policy.
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Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Beyond the Crisis 3. Revitalizing the Japanese Economy 4. Paradigm Shift in Korean Economic Policy in the Wake of the 1997 Financial Crisis 5. Beyond Thailand’s Crisis 6. Indonesia 7. Malaysia’s Recovery from the Burst Bubble 8. The East Asian Crisis 9. Singapore in the Aftermath of the Asian Crisis 10. Weathering the Asian Financial Crisis 11. Why Financial Crisis May Come to China But Not Taiwan 12. Marketization, Democracy and Economic Growth in China 13. The IMF and the New International Financial Architecture
Contributors: C. Baker, T.-J. Chen, S.Y. Chia, A. Chowdhury, J.W. Dean, S. Dhanani, A. Hasnain, E. Hutson, I. Islam, C. Kearney, C.H. Kwan, O.Y. Kwon, L.H. Liew, J.Y. Lim, P. Phongpaichit, R. Rasiah, A.K. Sen
View the author's website at
http://bus.uws.edu.au/Economics/default.htm
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