Reconfiguring East Asia : Regional Institutions and Organizations After the Crisis

Se enfoca tanto en organizaciones regionales específicas como ASEAN, el Banco Asiático de Desarrollo y APEC, así como en instituciones clave como los sistemas legales de Asia oriental, los medios de comunicación, el trabajo organizado, los sistemas comerciales asiáticos y el estado desarrollista. Theorising Institutional Change In East Asia / Mark Beeson -- Developmental States In Crisis / S. Javed Maswood -- East Asian Financial Crisis / Nicola Bullard -- Implications Of The Asian Crisis For Media Control In Asia / Garry Rodan -- Social Security Institutions In Southeast Asia After The Crisis / Mukul G. Asher -- Rule Of Law And Governance In East Asia / Kanishka Jayasuriya -- Social Movement Unionism In East Asia? / Patricia Ranald -- Capitalism In East Asia / Mark Beeson, Leong Liew -- Asean Regional Forum / Cameron J. Hill, William T. Tow -- Asean / Mark Beeson -- Asian Development Bank / Edward J. Lincoln -- Institutional Evolution At The Trans-regional Level / John Ravenhill -- More Things Change? / Mark Beeson. Edited By Mark Beeson. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Theorising institutional change in East Asia / Mark Beeson Developmental states in crisis / S. Javed Maswood The East Asian financial crisis / Nicola Bullard The implications of the Asian crisis for media control in Asia / Garry Rodan Social security institutions in Southeast Asia after the crisis / Mukul G. Asher The rule of law and governance in East Asia / Kanishka Jayasuriya Social movement unionism in East Asia? / Patricia Ranald Capitalism in East Asia / Mark Beeson and Leong Liew The ASEAN regional forum / Cameron J. Hill and William T. Tow ASEAN / Mark Beeson The Asian Development Bank / Edward J. Lincoln Institutional evolution at the trans-regional level / John Ravenhill The more things change? / Mark Beeson Focuses both on specific regional organizations like ASEAN, The Asian Development Bank and APEC, as well as on key institutions such as East Asian legal systems, the media, organized labour, Asian business systems, and the developmental state. One of the most striking aspects of the turmoil that gripped East Asia in the aftermath of the recent economic crisis was the rapid change in the way the region was perceived.