The Rise of Asia: Economics, Society and Politics in Contemporary AsiaBloomsbury Publishing, 1998年5月29日 - 544 頁 The shifting balance of economic power away from Western Europe and the United States and towards East and Southeast Asia - firstly Japan, then the small 'Tiger' economies, and now the larger nations of Southeast Asia and China, the potential 'Dragons' - has provoked anger, dismay and a search for the 'secrets' of growth and for 'lessons' to be learned. The Rise of Asia brings together recent scholarship analysing the process of economic, social and political development in East and Southeast Asia from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day. |
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... late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries , and established a pre - eminence which lasted for nearly a century . In the late nineteenth century the spread of industrial technologies to Western Europe , the United States , and Japan ...
... late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries , and established a pre - eminence which lasted for nearly a century . In the late nineteenth century the spread of industrial technologies to Western Europe , the United States , and Japan ...
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... land made Asian areas more likely to be colonized by the imperialist powers in the late nineteenth century , which may have delayed development . It is not resources , but what Prologue : East and Southeast Asia 5 Resources and Technology.
... land made Asian areas more likely to be colonized by the imperialist powers in the late nineteenth century , which may have delayed development . It is not resources , but what Prologue : East and Southeast Asia 5 Resources and Technology.
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... late medieval and early modern period . In fact , as Needham and his students have shown , many Chinese techniques were exported and adopted by European producers , where they became the basis for later European advances . Yet , this ...
... late medieval and early modern period . In fact , as Needham and his students have shown , many Chinese techniques were exported and adopted by European producers , where they became the basis for later European advances . Yet , this ...
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... late nineteenth century , the technologies required for modern economic growth were British . Only the emergence of modern industrial technology in Britain in the late eighteenth century made it possible to move beyond the bounds ...
... late nineteenth century , the technologies required for modern economic growth were British . Only the emergence of modern industrial technology in Britain in the late eighteenth century made it possible to move beyond the bounds ...
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... late nineteenth century for most countries . Some of these results are presented in Table 1.1 and offer some reasonably certain conclu- sions . Some growth in per capita product , accompanied by the structural changes associated with ...
... late nineteenth century for most countries . Some of these results are presented in Table 1.1 and offer some reasonably certain conclu- sions . Some growth in per capita product , accompanied by the structural changes associated with ...
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The Transformation of Japan | 128 |
The Meiji Regime | 138 |
The Balance | 160 |
Asian Economies the International Economy | 168 |
Japanese Imperialism and the Pacific War | 203 |
Economics Politics and Asian Development | 289 |
How Much Is There to Share? Population | 329 |
Women in Asian Development | 367 |
Japan | 404 |
New Tigers New Dragons New Giants? The State | 443 |
Can Growth Continue? | 478 |
Bibliography | 485 |
Index | 513 |
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