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The Economies of Southeast Asia: Before and After the Crisis

Jose L. Tongzon

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Part one ASEAN economic development and cooperation before the crisis: evolution of ASEAN cooperation and institutional structure ASEAN economic development - an overview ASEAN development and economic cooperation sub-regional economic cooperation the role of government in ASEAN. Part two ASEAN external economic relations: ASEAN economic relations - the US, Japan, EU, China and Vietnam ASEAN and other regional trading arrangements regionalism, multilaterateralism and the WTO role of foreign direct investment (FDI) in ASEAN. Part three The 1997 Asian crisis and its aftermath: the causes of the 1997 Asian crisis and its impacts. Part four Future ASEAN economic cooperation and challenges: prospects for ASEAN economic cooperation ASEAN free trade area and the transitional Southeast Asian economies domestic capital development and the environment China's accession to the WTO and its impact on ASEAN economic recovery and growth prospects. Appendix.

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Part one ASEAN economic development and cooperation before the crisis: evolution of ASEAN cooperation and institutional structure ASEAN economic development - an overview ASEAN development and economic cooperation sub-regional economic cooperation the role of government in ASEAN. Part two ASEAN external economic relations: ASEAN economic relations - the US, Japan, EU, China and Vietnam ASEAN and other regional trading arrangements regionalism, multilaterateralism and the WTO role of foreign direct investment (FDI) in ASEAN. Part three The 1997 Asian crisis and its aftermath: the causes of the 1997 Asian crisis and its impacts. Part four Future ASEAN economic cooperation and challenges: prospects for ASEAN economic cooperation ASEAN free trade area and the transitional Southeast Asian economies domestic capital development and the environment China's accession to the WTO and its impact on ASEAN economic recovery and growth prospects. Appendix.

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Part one ASEAN economic development and cooperation before the crisis: evolution of ASEAN cooperation and institutional structure ASEAN economic development - an overview ASEAN development and economic cooperation sub-regional economic cooperation the role of government in ASEAN. Part two ASEAN external economic relations: ASEAN economic relations - the US, Japan, EU, China and Vietnam ASEAN and other regional trading arrangements regionalism, multilaterateralism and the WTO role of foreign direct investment (FDI) in ASEAN. Part three The 1997 Asian crisis and its aftermath: the causes of the 1997 Asian crisis and its impacts. Part four Future ASEAN economic cooperation and challenges: prospects for ASEAN economic cooperation ASEAN free trade area and the transitional Southeast Asian economies domestic capital development and the environment China's accession to the WTO and its impact on ASEAN economic recovery and growth prospects. Appendix.

Key concepts: Regionalism (politics), China, Accession, Foreign direct investment, International trade, Economic integration, East Asia, Economics

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