At the turn of the millennium, there is much discussion about the failure of East Asian capitalism. The East Asian development model, which built the institutional framework of growth in the region, is blamed along with what once was called the Asian miracle. Along with experts with in-depth knowledge of East Asian economies, Frank-Jürgen Richter presents a book that analyzes the East Asian development model. The contributors identify the causes and consequences of the Asian economic crisis, describe the features of economic development throughout the region, and discuss the strategic responses of Asian firms to newly emerging economic environments. The East Asian Development Model is an essential resource for managers, academics, and politicians.
Economic Development and Crises in East Asia: An Introduction
PART 1: THE ASIAN ECONOMIC CRISES
Asia's 1997 Crash: Its Character, Causes and Consequences
The Institutional Basis of Asia's Economic Crises
Political Foundations of Economic Management: An Interpretation of Economic Development and Economic Crisis in East Asia
The Asian Economic Crisis? Three Perspectives on the Unfolding Problems in the Global Economy
PART 2: VARIANTS OF THE EAST ASIAN DEVELOPMENT MODEL
Thailand, Japan and the East Asian Development Model: The Asian Economic Crises in World System Perspective
A Reflection of the East Asian Development Model: A Comparison of South Korean and Taiwanese Experiences
Dual Sources of the Korean Economic Crisis: Institutional and Organizational Failures and the Structural Transformation of the Korean Economy
The Malaysian Variant of the East Asian Development Model
Suharto's Tax on Indonesia's Future
ASEAN Position in the New Asia Order after the Economic Crisis: Management Strategies of Singapore, 'Present Pain for Future Gain'
China's Economic Growth and Transformation: Impacts upon the World Economy
Governance, Fertility Transition and Economic Development: Cross-Country Evidence, East Asia and the Case of China
PART 3: STRATEGIC RESPONSES OF ASIAN FIRMS
Successful Strategies in Post-Crises Asia
New Development Model for a Post-Matured Japanese Industrial Sector
Restructuring Asian Network Groups: Managing Around Core Competencies as Way Out of the Crises
Economic Development and Crises in East Asia: An Introduction
PART 1: THE ASIAN ECONOMIC CRISES
Asia's 1997 Crash: Its Character, Causes and Consequences
The Institutional Basis of Asia's Economic Crises
Political Foundations of Economic Management: An Interpretation of Economic Development and Economic Crisis in East Asia
The Asian Economic Crisis? Three Perspectives on the Unfolding Problems in the Global Economy
PART 2: VARIANTS OF THE EAST ASIAN DEVELOPMENT MODEL
Thailand, Japan and the East Asian Development Model: The Asian Economic Crises in World System Perspective
A Reflection of the East Asian Development Model: A Comparison of South Korean and Taiwanese Experiences
Dual Sources of the Korean Economic Crisis: Institutional and Organizational Failures and the Structural Transformation of the Korean Economy
The Malaysian Variant of the East Asian Development Model
Suharto's Tax on Indonesia's Future
ASEAN Position in the New Asia Order after the Economic Crisis: Management Strategies of Singapore, 'Present Pain for Future Gain'
China's Economic Growth and Transformation: Impacts upon the World Economy
Governance, Fertility Transition and Economic Development: Cross-Country Evidence, East Asia and the Case of China
PART 3: STRATEGIC RESPONSES OF ASIAN FIRMS
Successful Strategies in Post-Crises Asia
New Development Model for a Post-Matured Japanese Industrial Sector
Restructuring Asian Network Groups: Managing Around Core Competencies as Way Out of the Crises