| Far Eastern Economic Review (
Non-SAARC Country
) |
| Year: 2004 |
Month: december |
Volume: 168 |
Number: 1 |
| Publisher: Review Publishing Company Ltd |
Place of Publication: Hong Kong |
Price: US$15 |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
|
Taiwanese democracy steps forward.
|
John Copper |
|
Rehabilitating America.
|
Kishor Mahbubani |
|
A new legitimacy crisis in Beijing.
|
Jeffrey Wasserstrom |
|
Washingtons dirty war on Chines clothing.
|
Greg Rushford |
|
How I learned to stop worrying the forget the Yuan.
|
Jonathan Anderson |
|
Hamid Karzai key role in Central Asia.
|
S.Frederick Starr |
|
A call for revolutioin in the Philippines.
|
Francisco Sionil Jose |
|
The coming challenge to Singapore Inc.
|
Garry Rodan |
|
Yudhoyonos six challenges to get Indonesia growing.
|
Hal Hill |
| Book Reviews |
| Name of the Book |
Book Reviewer |
Book Details |
|
Thaksin: The business of Politics in Thailand.
|
Joe Studwell |
Silkworm Books / Nodic Institite of Asian Studies, 246 pages, $22.50 |
|
Thailand beyond the crisis
|
Joe Studwell |
Routledge Curzon, 256 pages, $100 |
|
Secret histories: Finding George Orwell in a Burmese teashop.
|
Bertil Lintner |
John Murray, 624, pages Pounds 15.99 |
|
Comrades and strangers: Behind the closed doors of North Korea.
|
L. Gordon Crovitz |
Wiley, 405 pages, $19.95 |
|
Maximum City : Bombay lost and found.
|
Salil Tripathi |
Knopf, 560 pages, $27.95 |
|
Rhapsody in red : How Western classical music became Chinese.
|
Jonathan Mirsky |
Algora, 362 pages, $33 |
|
The Thaksinization of Thailand.
|
Joe Studwell |
Nordic Institute of Asian Studies,
285 pages, $55 |
|
The clash of empires: The invention of China in modern world making.
|
Pamela Kyle Crossley |
Harvard University Press, 318 pages, $45 |
|
Burma: The forgotten war.
|
Bertil Lintner |
John Murray, 624 pages, Pound 25 |
|
