The Asian economic implosion: Causes, dynamics, prospects

Race and Class

Volumn 40, Issue 2-3, 1998, Pages 142-143

  Bello, Walden ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES   (Philippines)

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References (14)

1. 'Asian crisis: more than crony capitalism', International Herald Tribune (14 August 1998).
2. International Herald Tribune Ibid.
3. Institute of International Finance, 'Capital flows to emerging market economies' (30 April 1998), p. 4.
4. Jayati Ohosh and C.P. Chandrasckhar, Speech at College of Public Administration, University of the Philippines (3 July 1998).
5. HG Asia, Communique: Thailand, 'Thailand - worth a nibble perhaps but not a bite' (Hong Kong, HG Asia, 1996) (Internet version).
6. 'Capital flows to emerging economies', op. cit.
7. For a good account of this episode, see Eric Altbach, The Asian Monetary Fund proposal: a case study of regional leadership', Japan Economic Institute Report, No. 47A (19 December 1997).
8. 'American farmers: their stake in Asia, their stake in the IMF' (Washington, DC, Office of Public Affairs, US Treasury Dept., 23 February 1998).
9. Jeffrey Sachs, The IMF and the Asian flu', American Prospect (March-April 1998).
10. See Joseph Stiglitz, 'More instruments and broader goals: moving towards the postWashington consensus', 1998 WIDER Annual Lecture (Helsinki, 7 January 1998).
11. Paul Krueman, 'Saving Asia: it's time to get radical', Fortune (7 September 1998), pp. 33-8.
12. See, among others, Waiden Bello and Stephanie Rosenfeld, Dragons in Distress: Asia's miracle economics in crisis (London, Penguin, 1991)
13. and Robin Broad, The political economy of natural resources: case studies of the Indonesian and Philippine forest sectors', Journal of the Developing Areas (April 1995), pp. 317-40.
14. Time for less hectic growth', Business Times (20 August, 1997).