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- catalog description "Prologue: East and Southeast Asia and the changing balance of world economic forces -- The age of colonialism and imperialism: from an external to an internal dynamic -- The role of markets: peasant families, commercial agriculture and protoindustrialization -- Asian elites in the economy and in politics -- The first Asian tiger: the transformation of Japan -- Asian economies, the international economy and development in the interwar era -- Japanese imperialism and the Pacific War -- Asian nationalism -- Economics, politics and Asian development in the postwar world -- How much is there to share? Population, resources and productivity -- The dark side: women in Asian development -- The developmental state in Asia: Japan and the four tigers -- New tigers, new dragons, new giants? The state and development in China and Southeast Asia -- Epilogue: can growth continue?".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prologue: East and Southeast Asia and the changing balance of world economic forces -- The age of colonialism and imperialism: from an external to an internal dynamic -- The role of markets: peasant families, commercial agriculture and protoindustrialization -- Asian elites in the economy and in politics -- The first Asian tiger: the transformation of Japan -- Asian economies, the international economy and development in the interwar era -- Japanese imperialism and the Pacific War -- Asian nationalism -- Economics, politics and Asian development in the postwar world -- How much is there to share? Population, resources and productivity -- The dark side: women in Asian development -- The developmental state in Asia: Japan and the four tigers -- New tigers, new dragons, new giants? The state and development in China and Southeast Asia -- Epilogue: can growth continue?".