Neoliberalism & conflict in asia after 9/11/

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Hewison, Kevin (Author), Rodan, Garry , 1955 (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; New York : Routledge , c2006
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Online Access:Table of contents only
Table of Contents:
  • 1- Market, security, and political regimes in Asia : 2. Neoliberalism and the future: world markets and the end of politics
  • 3. After neoliberal globalization: the "securitization" of U.S foreign economic policy in east asia
  • 4. U.S hegemony and southest asia: the impact of, limits to, U.S power and influence
  • 5. APEC, globalization, and 9/11: the debate on what constitutes asian regionalism
  • 6. International capital, Singapore's state companies and security
  • 2- Governance and conflict in asia : 7. Globalization, international coalitions, and domestic reform
  • 8. Full circle? rural land reforms in globalizing China
  • 9. The antipolitics of good governance: from global social policy to a global populism?
  • 10. The arroyo government and "civil society" participation in the Philippines: neoliberalism, political alliances, and succession
  • 11. Political regimes and development assistance: the political economy of aid selectivity
  • 12. Indonesian local party politics: a site of resistance to neoliberal reform