East Asia and Latin America: The Unlikely AlliancePeter H. Smith, 堀坂浩太郎, Shōji Nishijima Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 2003 - Всего страниц: 403 This volume sheds new light on the much-neglected topic of current and potential relations between East Asia and Latin America. The contributors contend that close cooperation between peoples and governments of these two areas is feasible and desirable_and indeed that it could have beneficial effects on the shaping of a new world order in the face of globalization and in the wake of 9/11. In a genuinely comparative set of essays, the book focuses on two broad themes: economic and political connections between East Asia and Latin America, and similarities and differences in developmental paths and public policies. Part I explores economic linkages, emphasizing trade, investment, and patterns of regional integration. Part II compares economic development strategies, reopening arguments about the substance and utility of the so-called Asian model. Part III offers a systematic comparison of currency crises and policy responses in Mexico, Thailand, Korea, and Brazil. Part IV explores the changing roles of the major powers, China, Japan, and the United States. A concluding chapter presents practical suggestions and policy guidelines on ways to strengthen ties between the two regions. By bringing together original work by senior scholars and professional experts from both regions, the book offers an authoritative, comprehensive, and provocative set of perspectives. It will be essential reading for specialists and advanced students in international relations, international economics, foreign policy, economic development, public policy, and East Asian and Latin American studies. |
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... percent in 1987 to 49 percent in 1998 ; in LAC the absolute number of poor people has actually increased , although there was a slight decline in the regional HCR from 35 percent to 32 percent . Table 8.1 presents social and poverty ...
... percent in 1987 to 49 percent in 1998 ; in LAC the absolute number of poor people has actually increased , although there was a slight decline in the regional HCR from 35 percent to 32 percent . Table 8.1 presents social and poverty ...
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... percent just before the debt crisis of 1982. It then in- creased to nearly 7 percent in 1983 , followed by a downward trend until the 1994-1995 crisis , when it again increased to over 6 percent . Compared with Chile , where ...
... percent just before the debt crisis of 1982. It then in- creased to nearly 7 percent in 1983 , followed by a downward trend until the 1994-1995 crisis , when it again increased to over 6 percent . Compared with Chile , where ...
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... percent saw a vital interest in China , as did 94-95 percent of the leaders . Mex- ico and Brazil attracted much less concern from the general public ( 66 percent for Mexico and only 33 percent for Brazil ) . And while 93 percent of ...
... percent saw a vital interest in China , as did 94-95 percent of the leaders . Mex- ico and Brazil attracted much less concern from the general public ( 66 percent for Mexico and only 33 percent for Brazil ) . And while 93 percent of ...
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Strategic Options | 9 |
The Economic Connection 3335 | 37 |
Economic Relations between Korea and Latin America | 58 |
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