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The Rise, the Fall, and the Recovery of Southeast Asia's
Minidragons offers a comprehensive study of recent Asian economic
history. As the global economy adjusts to an increasing Asian
presence, David Hollingsworth examines specific case models from
the 1990s to draw conclusions, create paradigms, and prepare
guidelines for the future. With studies ranging from Taiwan to
Malaysia and an in-depth analysis of the Asian Financial Crisis of
1997-1998, this is one of the most in-depth studies of contemporary
Asian economic history. With clear focus and a wide range,
Hollingsworth shows the relevance of recent history to the current
economic situations. Contract principle is essentially the driving
force that propelled East Asia to engage in a series of policies
that were responsible for its economic growth and sustainability
since the late 1950s. The book discusses such growth and examines
the economic history of this period. It examines the move from
Import-Substitution-Industrialization to Export-Orientation and the
forces leading to the subsequent Asian Financial Crisis of
1997-1998. The book applies a structural investigation to case
studies of: Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
It concludes by shaping the historical lessons into a vision for
the future.
The Rise, the Fall, and the Recovery of Southeast Asia's
Minidragons offers a comprehensive study of recent Asian economic
history. As the global economy adjusts to an increasing Asian
presence, David Hollingsworth examines specific case models from
the 1990s to draw conclusions, create paradigms, and prepare
guidelines for the future. With studies ranging from Taiwan to
Malaysia and an in-depth analysis of the Asian Financial Crisis of
1997-1998, this is one of the most in-depth studies of contemporary
Asian economic history. With clear focus and a wide range,
Hollingsworth shows the relevance of recent history to the current
economic situations. Contract principle is essentially the driving
force that propelled East Asia to engage in a series of policies
that were responsible for its economic growth and sustainability
since the late 1950s. The book discusses such growth and examines
the economic history of this period. It examines the move from
Import-Substitution-Industrialization to Export-Orientation and the
forces leading to the subsequent Asian Financial Crisis of
1997-1998. The book applies a structural investigation to case
studies of: Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
It concludes by shaping the historical lessons into a vision for
the future.
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