This paper evaluates the five most popular analytical approaches to the East Asian “miracle”
economies: neoliberal, structural-institutional,“flying geese,” Greater China, and …

Asia, and well equipped to provide an informed and considered analysis of the Asian crisis.
The volume deals with the Asian crisis in several East Asian countries, especially the …

No doubt, East Asia has emerged as a growth pole of the post-war world economy,
outpacing all other regions in the development game. Tiuning to the theoretical world …

This article locates the political economy of Southeast Asia's highly uneven and constrained
development within the context of capitalism generally and, in particular, capitalism in its …

Initially, the intention of this book's work was to take a fresh look at East Asia's regional
experience during the 1990s and to expand and revise the findings of the World Bank's" …

The debate over the East Asian crisis has thus far been led by economists who have
focused on technical economic issues and policy goals at the expense of macro historical …

1 Introduction iewing the 20th century as a competition of economic models, many observers
claim that capitalism proved its superiority in the semi-finals of the 1980s. Frankel and …

Since the mid-1980s, there has been keen debate in development studies and international
political economy over whether the state or the market is the key factor in explaining the …

Previous studies on economic development in East Asia focus exclusively on the recent
period (since the 1960s) and posit that East Asian “miracles” were largely a result of the …

At a time of robust worldwide debates on globalization, this compact volume showshow
successful each of the East Asian economies have been in harnessing globalization by …