… For as Richard Higgott observes in this volume, the East Asian crisis is also the first ‘crisis
of globalisation’. It is important, therefore, to say something about the increasingly …

… But troubling questions remained about whether the reforms undertaken in the wake of
the crisis had eliminated future sources of risk. The answer to that question was not simply …

… and the enhancement of a greater collective regional understanding in the wake of the crisis
are not incompatible. Thus section three offers evidence of possible regional social learning …

… affect the relationship between business and government? Will East Asian governments,
even after enacting reforms in the wake of the crisis, have the political capacity to provide an …

… Moreover, internal evolution aside, such intervention could no longer work inthe new realities
of global capital markets. The crisis was merely themessenger delivering the wake-up call …

… appropriate remedies for the Asian crisis.As the liquidity crunch hit Northeast Asia in the
fall of 1997, American influence was critical in deflecting Japan's attempt to create an "…

The sequence of events that is still denoted the ‘Asian’financial crisis has now produced a
global economic crisis. It began with the destabilization of several Southeastern Asian …

… Yet regional integration has not been accompanied by any significant politically directed, …
In the wake of the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98 the situation has changed drastically. …

… politics of the 1997–98 Asian economic crisis. I focus on institutions—specifically, the connection
linking the institutional framework of national politics, … players in a political system and …

… exploded in the wake of the Asian crisis, efforts by the Indonesian government to cancel
or … legal action by the foreign companies and political pressure to honor property rights by …