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Contents Part I: Introduction 1. Introduction What Is East Asia? The Political Economy Approach Defining Political Economy Institutions Rational choice approach Historical institutionalism Power and political institutions Comparative Political Economy and International Political Economy The State and the Market Economic Growth Versus Political Regime Power of Ideas Design of the Book 2. The East Asian National Systems of Political Economy The Political Economy Systems of East Asia: An Overview The Japanese System of Political Economy The Embedded Mercantilism Structural Reform The Political Economy Systems of the Asian Tigers South Korea Taiwan Singapore The Political Economy Systems of Southeast Asia Malaysia Thailand Indonesia The Philippines Burma/Myanmar The Transitional Political Economies China Vietnam North Korea Cambodia Conclusion Part II: Rise and Fall of East Asia 3. The Chinese World Order World Orders International Order The Chinese World Order Political Economy of East Asian Trade Comparative Political Economy China Korea Japan Southeast Asia Beyond European Models of World History Eurocentric Models of World History New Scholarship on World History Why Did the West Rise? Conclusion 4. Modern Imperialism Western Imperialism Imperialism History of Western Domination in East Asia East Asian Responses to Western Domination Legacies of Western Colonialism East Asian international political economy Nationalism and communism Japanese Imperialism Japanese Response to Western Imperialism History of Japanese Imperialism Legacies of Japanese Imperialism East Asian international political economy East Asian nationalism and communism Japan's imperialist past on Japan Conclusion 5. The East Asian Miracle Postwar Transformation of East Asian Political Economy Rapid Economic Growth with Equity Was There a Miracle? Structural Change March to Capitalism Explaining the East Asian Miracle Neoclassical Economics The Developmental State Approach The East Asian Challenge What Exactly Explains the East Asian Miracle? A Regional Perspective of East Asian Political Economy Flying Geese Formation Regional Integration and Learning The United States and East Asian Political Economy The U.S. Hegemony Managing Rivals The United States and East Asian Regionalism The Political Economy of Growth Conclusion 6. The Asian Financial Crisis Tracing the Crisis Explaining the Crisis Speculative Capital Unsustainable Economic Policies Crony Capitalism Managing the Crisis The Consequences of the Crisis The Political Economy of the Crisis Conclusion Part III: Issues of East Asian Political Economy 7. The Political Economy of East Asian Production The "Factory" of the World East Asian Industrialization Foreign Direct Investment in East Asia The Investors of the World Regionalization of Production The East Asian State and Production Picking the Winners Foreign Direct Investment Policies Inward investments Outward investments East Asian Companies Domestic Political Economy of Production Conclusion 8. The Political Economy of East Asian Trade Trade Patterns in East Asia Rapid Expansion in Trade Structural Change in Trade Surplus with the World Greater Regional Trade Interdependence East Asian Trade Strategies Import Substitution Export Promotion Trade Liberalization Facing the World Managing Trade Disputes Global Rules, Asian Plays East Asian Trade Regionalism Domestic Political Economy of Trade Conclusion 9. The Political Economy of East Asian Finance East Asian Finance East Asian Capital Accumulation East Asian Banking Shallow Financial Markets East Asian equity markets East Asian bond markets East Asian Financial Policies Mobilizing Domestic Capital Financial Liberalization East Asia in Global Finance Cross-Border Capital Flows Global Saving Glut East Asian Financial Regionalism East Asian Political Economy of Finance Conclusion 10. The Political Economy of East Asian Monetary Relations East Asian Exchange Rate Policy Exchange Rate Policies East Asian Exchange Rate Policies Through the Early 1970s From the Early 1970s to the 1997 Financial Crisis Postcrisis East Asian Exchange Rate Regimes East Asia in the Global Monetary System International Monetary Regime East Asia and the Bretton Woods System The Dollar Standard East Asian Regional Monetary System Monetary Union A Yen Bloc The Yuan's Arrival East Asian Political Economy of Money Conclusion 11. The Political Economy of East Asian Regionalism Defining Regionalization and Regionalism East Asian Regionalization East Asian Regionalism Open Regionalism The New East Asian Regionalism "East Asia Plus" Versus "East Asia Minus" Regionalism Theories of Regionalism Economic Theories of Regionalism Political Economy Theories of Regionalism Functional/institutionalist explanations Realist explanations Constructivist explanations Strategic explanations Political Economy of Regionalism Conclusion
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
East Asia -- Economic policy.
East Asia -- Commercial policy.
East Asia -- Foreign economic relations.