Asia and the Global Economic Crisis

This book provides an analysis of the global economic crisis from an Asian perspective. It examines the impacts of the policy measures adopted, the remaining challenges in rebalancing the global economy, the next steps in regional economic integration in Asia, and issues related to reform of the international financial architecture.

Auteur

JOHN MALCOLM DOWLING has wide experience teaching and researching on Asian economic development topics. He has taught at the University of Colorado, USA, Reading University, UK, Melbourne University, Australia, Singapore Management University, Singapore, Thamassat University, Thailand, and served as Assistant Chief Economist at the Asian Development Bank, Manila, Philippines. He has published seven books, seven articles in books and over 60 journal articles.

PRADUMNA BICKRAM RANA has taught and researched extensively on topics related to Asian economic development and integration, and theories of financial crisis. He is an Associate Professor of International Political Economy at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies of the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. Prior to that, he was a Senior Director at the Asian Development Bank. He has also taught at the National University of Singapore, Tribhuvan University (Nepal), and Vanderbilt University (USA). Dr Rana has published and edited 15 books, over 20 chapters in books, and over 35 journal articles.

Contenu
Introduction The Crisis and How it Unfolded in Industrial Countries Transmission to Developing Countries in Asia Policy Responses - US and OECD Impacts of the Global Crisis on Asia and Outlook Policy Responses - Asia Where we Stand at the Beginning of 2010 Asian and Global Initiatives for Rebalancing the Global Economy Impact of Crisis on Poverty and MDGs Individual Country Analysis and Prospects Economic Integration in Asia: Trends and Policies Reform on International Financial Architecture: Progress and Remaining Agenda