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In Search of an East Asian Development Model
About this book
The papers collected in this volume were presented at a conference sponsored by the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs (formerly the Council on Religion and International Affairs). The conference, " In Search of an East Asian Development Model," was held at the Carnegie Council's headquarters in New York in June 1985. The purpose was to discover if there is any such thing as an East Asian development model. Was it rooted in common cultural characteristics which arose only in Asia and therefore had no relevance elsewhere, or did the cultural and social characteristics thus revealed have transcendent features, applicable at all times and in all places? Was the recognition of general Asian economic success a post facto situation, an attempt at later rationalizations to fit a logic and inevitability into a process that essentially lurched along without any particular direction?
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- About the Contributors
- Part I: Overview
- 1. An East Asian Development Model? Peter L. Berger
- 2. An East Asian Development Model: Empirical Explorations Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao
- Part II: Theoretical and Empirical Problems
- 3. The New Asian Capitalism: An Economic Portrait Gustav Papanek
- 4. The New Asian Capitalism: A Political Portrait Lucian W. Pye
- 5. The Role of the Entrepreneur in the New Asian Capitalism S.G. Redding
- Part III: Cultural and Social Features
- 6. The Role of Christianity Jan Swyngedouw
- 7. The Applicability of Asian Family Values to Other Sociocultural Settings Siu-lun Wong
- Part IV: Individual Societies
- 8. The Distinctive Features of Japanese Development: Basic Cultural Patterns and Politico-Economic Processes Iwao Munakata
- 9. The Distinctive Features of Taiwan's Development Rong-1 Wu
- 10. The Distinctive Features of South Korea's Development Kyong-Dong Kim
- 11. The Distinctive Features of Two City-States' Development: Hong Kong and Singapore Pang Eng Fong
- Index