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,Clinical Trials for Parkinson’s Disease,ntion remained focused on SA in 1998 due to the nuclear tests of India and Pakistan and the ensuing sanctions. These tensions notwithstanding, SA was the fastest growing region of the developing world after China. Its growth rate was 4.6 per cent in 1998 and it is expected to reach 5.5 per cent in 1999–2000 (., 13 October 1998).

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Great China: Towards the Year 2000r cent over the last ten years) while, on the other hand, there are wide regional imbalances and the government has been unable to tackle the reform of the state sector head on. The benefits of economic growth can clearly be seen in all the macroeconomic data: in 1978, 270 million Chinese lived belo

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The Crisis in Northeast Asia: the Cases of Japan and South Koreae region. Growth rates have fallen, the basis of their financial systems are shaken and well-established economic institutions like the Japanese . and the Korean . have to restructure, downsize and change time-honoured customs and practices.

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At the Foot of the Himalayas: India from the ‘Hindu Equilibrium’ to an Asian Regional Power?orea plunged into deep economic crisis. This crisis overshadowed other events: the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of South Asia, or the partition of British India into two separate States: the republics of India and Pakistan, whose eastern part became Bangladesh in 1971. International atte

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Facing the Environmental Problems in Changing Asia the geo-political and geo-economic equilibria. The problem is becoming more evident throughout Asia, both for the seriousness of the environmental problems — differing region by region — but which are equally relevant and growing in importance, and for the increasing role of the area in the world e

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Security Implications of the Asian Crisescenarios are still uncertain. In particular, it is far from certain whether, and if so for how long, China’s leadership will be able to stand by its choice of not devaluing the renminbi, on which it has built a good part of the country’s new credibility as the key regional stability player. It is eq

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Coping with the Dragon: Western Relations with Chinato the psychological interdependence of the CNN age, which attributes global importance to local events. For example, during the financial turmoil in the summer of 1998, it seemed at one time that global stability depended on China’s ability to avoid devaluation of the yuan, while in fact China’s sh

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The Wobbly Triangle: Europe, Asia and the US after the Asian Crisislar commentators.. More recently, China has replaced Japan in this role. Less pessimistically, there have also been co-operative efforts among different regions — or what I term transregional arrangements. These include the formation of the APEC forum that ties North America to Asia, ASEM, TABD, FTA