Far Eastern Economic Review (
Non-SAARC Country
) |
Year: 2006 |
Month: october |
Volume: 169 |
Number: 8 |
Publisher: Review Publishing Company Ltd |
Place of Publication: Hong Kong |
Price: US $ 100 |
Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
Singapore Fondding Myths Vs Freedom
|
Garry Rodan |
The Charade of Meritocracy
|
Michael D. Barr |
Financial Center Pipedreams
|
Hugo Restall |
Bangkok's Elitist Coup
|
Micharel H. Nelson |
Putting Thailand together again
|
Colum Murphy |
How long before the Thai Junta Splinters?
|
Ukrist Pathmanand |
Porfit drive China's Boom
|
Bert Hofman adn Louise Kuijs |
Japan Looks for Oil in the Wrong Places
|
Masanari Koike |
Japanes Capitalism hits a tipping point
|
Nicholas Benes |
China's online Mobs: the new Red Guard?
|
Anne Stevenson-Yang |
Review Baraometeof Asian Development
|
Hugo Restall Review editor and Alviono- Mario Fantini |
Book Reviews |
Name of the Book |
Book Reviewer |
Book Details |
Chines Lessons: Five Classmates and the story of the New China
|
Graham Earnshaw |
Henry Holt, 336 pages,$26 |
Sacred Games
|
Salil Tripathi |
Faber and Faber, 900 pages, £17.99 |
China's Longest Campaign : Birth Planning in the Peopel'sRepublic, 1949-2005
|
Steven W.Mosher |
Cornell University Press, 296 pages, $ 39.95 |
The Banquet Bug.
|
Leslie Hook |
Hyperion East, 288 pages, $ 24.95 |
Mao's Last Revolution
|
Neil J Diamant |
Belknap Press, 752 pages, $35 |
The New Argonauts: Regional Advantage in A Global Economy
|
Michael Scown |
Harvard University Press, 432 pages, $ 27.95 |
Love adn Revolution: A Novel About Song Qinglin and Sun Yat-Sen
|
Jonathan Mirsky |
Columbia University Press, 192 pages, $ 24.50 |
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