| Far Eastern Economic Review (
Non-SAARC Country
) |
| Year: 2008 |
Month: august |
Volume: 171 |
Number: 6 |
| Publisher: Review Publishing Co.Ltd |
Place of Publication: Hong Kong |
Price: Rs 5400 |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
|
Korea bulldozer leader hits the wall.
|
Don Kirk |
|
Healing the wounds of the beef battle.
|
Evans Revere |
|
Let the beef protests end the era of FTAS.
|
Bernard Godon |
|
Balancing the Risk of Inflation in Asia.
|
Jonathan Anderson |
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How Inflation hits Asia's traders.
|
Charles De Trenck |
|
Jockeying for power in the new Malaysia.
|
Terence Gomez |
|
Thailand, Thaksin and the temple of Doom.
|
Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker |
|
China's Guerrilla war for the web.
|
David Bandurski |
|
Japan accepts its middle -power fate.
|
Tobias Harris. |
|
Chinaese arms cost American lives.
|
Richard Fisher |
|
Playing air-Quality games.
|
Steven Andrews |
| Book Reviews |
| Name of the Book |
Book Reviewer |
Book Details |
|
Beijing: From Imperial capital to olympic city.
|
Russell Leigh Moses |
Palgrave Macmillan, 368 pages, $27.95 |
|
The City of heavenly tranquility: Beijing in the history of China.
|
Russell Leigh Moses |
Oxford University Press, 384pp, $27.95 |
|
China great leap: The Beijing games and olympian Human Rights CHALLENGES.
|
Paul Mozur |
Seven Stories Press, 336 pp, $18.95 |
|
The Suide of reason: radical Islam's threat to the West.
|
Sadanand Dhume |
Basic Books, 312 pp. $26 |
|
Technological empowerment: the internet, State, and society in China.
|
Rebecca MacKinnon |
Standford University Press, 272pp. $50. |
|
Myanmar: the State, community, and the environment.
|
Ian Holliday |
Asia Pacific Press, 301 pp. $34 |
|
Chinese whispers: the true story behind Britains hdden army of labour.
|
Tim Kindseth |
Penguin, 288pp. £ 8.99 |
|
Behenji: a political biography of Mayawati
|
Ben Frumin |
Penguin Viking, 277 pp. Rs 499 |
|
Changing clothes in China: fashion, history, Nation.
|
Christopher B. Shay |
C. Hurst & Co, 359 pap, £ 25 |
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