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New East Asian Regionalism : Causes, Progress And Country Perspectives, Hardc...

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Type: Textbook Number of Pages: 336 Pages ISBN: 9781845420079 Subject Area: Political Science, Business & Economics Item Length: 9.4 in Book Title: New East Asian Regionalism : Causes, Progress And Country Perspec Publication Year: 2005 Item Weight: 22.6 Oz Item Height: 0.9 in Subject: International / Economics, International Relations / General, Commerce, International / General, World / Asian, Political Ideologies / Nationalism & Patriotism height: 0.9 in Publisher: Elgar Publishing, Incorporated, Edward Author: Fukunari Kimura Publication Name: New East Asian Regionalism : Causes, Progress and Country Perspectives Format: Hardcover Language: English Item Width: 6.6 in width: 6.6 in

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New East Asian Regionalism : Causes, Progress And Country Perspectives, Hardc.... New East Asian Regionalism : Causes, Progress And Country Perspectives, Hardcover by Harvie, Charles (EDT); Kimura, Fukunari (EDT); Lee, Hyun-Hoon (EDT), ISBN 1845420071, ISBN-13 9781845420079, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Thirteen chapters analyze economic aspects of regionalism in East Asia. Presented by Harvie (U. of Wollongong, Australia), Kimura (Keio U., Japan), and Lee (Kangwon National U., South Korea), the papers begin with overviews of East Asian trade integration and production and supply networks. Production and distribution networks are examined in terms of prospective regional free trade agreements, factors determining export flows are investigated, and comparative analysis of the key factors influencing the utilization of foreign direct investment is presented. One set of chapters examines developments in regional economic integration from the individual country perspective of South Korea, China, and Australia, as well as from the perspective of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The remaining papers focus on issues involved in regional monetary integration, including policy coordination benefits and costs and the creation of a common currency basket. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()

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