Title:
The political economy of East Asia : regional and national dimensions
Author:
Cai, Kevin G., 1956-
ISBN:
9780230298712
9780230205895
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Publication Information:
New York. N.Y. : Palgrave Macmillan, c2008.
Physical Description:
xii, 261 p. ; 22 cm.
Series:
International political economy series
International political economy series.
Series in international political economy.
Series Title:
International political economy series
General Note:
Formerly CIP.
Contents:
The historical origin of the political economy of Northeast Asia, 1895?-1945 -- The evolution of the Northeast Asian political economy in the post-1945 era : the external setting and internal dynamics -- The Japanese political economy since 1945 -- The South Korean political economy since 1945 -- The Taiwanese political economy since 1945 -- The Chinese political economy since 1949 -- The political economy of regional integration in Northeast Asia -- Conclusion : Northeast Asia in the age of globalization.
Abstract:
"This book is a systematic study of the political economy of East Asia. A central theme of the book is that the development of the East Asian political economy since the late 19th century has been consistently defined by both regional and national dynamics. Over time, East Asian states have not only achieved economic success by following a similar path of economic development but have also been organized into an integrated regional economy. In this process, Japan has historically played a pivotal role in not only organizing the regional economy around the Japanese economic power but also influencing the development path of national economies through its developmental state structure. Since the 1980s, however, while the developmental state model has declined and been adapted to new domestic and external conditions, the East Asian political economy has been increasingly jointly influenced by America, Japan, China, and other national and regional players."--BOOK JACKET.
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