| Far Eastern Economic Review (
Non-SAARC Country
) |
| Year: 2005 |
Month: february |
Volume: 168 |
Number: 2 |
| Publisher: Review Publishing Company Ltd |
Place of Publication: Hong Kong |
Price: US $ 15 |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
|
After the Tsunami, How Japan can lead
|
Masaru Tamamoto |
|
Zhao Ziyang: Almost a hero.
|
Bruce Gilley |
|
Chinas looming labor shortage.
|
Dali L Yang |
|
Reshaping the WTO
|
Jadish Bhagwati |
|
Time to fix China arbitration tribunals.
|
Jerome Cohen |
|
Can donors broker peace in Sri Lanka?
|
Stanley Samarasinghe |
|
High stakes for Jakarta in Post- Tsunami Aceh.
|
James van Zorge |
|
Seeing through Kim Jong Il"s Korea.
|
Col. Kevin Madden |
|
Reliance proves to be just another family business.
|
Salil Tripathi |
|
Chines Economists on prospects for 2005.
|
No Record Found |
| Book Reviews |
| Name of the Book |
Book Reviewer |
Book Details |
|
Uneasy partners: The conflict between public interest and private profit in Hong Kong.
|
Danny Gittings |
Hong Kong University Press, 337 pages, HK$225 |
|
Hong Kong
|
Danny Gittings |
Routledge Curzon, 303 pages, £70 |
|
South of the clouds: Exploring the hidden realms of China.
|
Ian Johnson |
St.Martin's Press, 288 pages, $24.95 |
|
Pol Pot: The history of a nightmare.
|
David Chandler |
John Murray, 448 pages, £ 25 |
|
The ides of Pakistan.
|
Nancy DeWorlf Smith |
Brookings Institition Press, 382 pages, $32.95 |
|
