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Mark Casson,Ray Loveridge,Satwinder Singhal programs are encouraged, furthermore, by several facets of Confucian culture (Hofheinz and Calder, 1982; Pye, 1985). Thus, East Asia‘s recent economic success seems to reflect a fortuitous confluence of cultural legacies and the structural imperatives of the contemporary global economy.

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,Japan’s Model of Economic Development: Will it Work in the Future?,n and Korea. Technological leadership in automobiles and semiconductors has shifted from the United States to Japan; semiconductor production has moved from Japan and the United States to Korea and Malaysia; and some advanced technology industries have moved into China and the Southeast Asian nations.

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Looking beyond the Developmental State,al order and egalitarian distribution of the economic product. This col-lective performance by countries in that region has naturally engendered a huge literature attempting to account for their past record and to diagnose their future prospects. Understandably, their comparative successes have also

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Networks, Politics, and Institutions,tive political economy, centering around the concept of the developmental state. This paradigm attributes impressive economic performance by Japan and the East Asian newly industrializing countries (NICs), especially South Korea and Taiwan, to the choice of efficient, coherent, and flexible economic

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Market, State, and Society in Asian Development, key factor in explaining the undeniable economic growth and industrial transformation that have occurred recently in a few places in the developing world, most particularly East Asia. On the one hand, scholars working in this new tradition argue that the state must almost inevitably play a leading

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,Peace by Pieces? Mainland—Taiwan Transaction Flows,d of Taiwan. Interest in these relations has accelerated after the gradual liberalization of restrictions on various exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait since the 1980s, and especially since the sudden reunification of Germany in 1990. While noting the rapid expansion of transaction