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Boom, Bust, and Beyond: The Political Economy of Development in East Asia

Boom, Bust, and Beyond: the Political Economy of Development in East Asia
How have East and Southeast Asia grown so fast? Why have they been subject to such dramatic vicissitudes? How do they fit into regional and international security, trading, and monetary systems? This course will provide a political economy overview, combining historical background; systematic comparisons of liberal, statist, and institutionalist approaches; and political analysis. The main focus is on development, crisis and recovery in Japan and China, but we will also look more briefly at Korea, Taiwan, ASEAN, and Asian regionalism.
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時限
25-304-50
GLP-LP6316L3
Boom, Bust, and Beyond: The Political Economy of Development in East Asia
NOBLE GREGORY WILLIAM
A1 A2
火曜2限
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英語
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2
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授業計画
Week 1 Introduction: Themes and procedures Week 2 Japan: early development and economic instability Week 3 Japan: postwar “economic miracle” Week 4 Japan: democratic politics and the bubble Week 5 Korea and Taiwan: International context and takeoff Week 6 Korea and Taiwan: Democratization, maturation Week 7 ASEAN Growth: comparison and contrast to NE Asia Week 8 ASEAN, the Asian Financial Crisis, 1997-1998, and after Week 9 China: reform and opening—but enough control to avoid AFC Week 10 China: economic restructuring—but no political reform Week 11 Trade, investment, and international production networks Week 12 The fight to control technology and industries of the future Week 13 Demography, welfare, and public finance: New crises looming?
授業の方法
The course will be conducted as a mixture of lecture and seminar. That is, the instructor will provide an overview each session, then students will participate early and actively.
成績評価方法
Class participation including attendance and active discussion Two quizzes One brief reading review 12 page final paper
教科書
Ming Wan. 2008, The Political Economy of East Asia: Striving for Wealth and Power. Washington: CQ Press. Barry Naughton. 2007. The Chinese Economy: Transitions and Growth. Cambridge: MIT Press. Cargill, Thomas F., and Takayuki Sakamoto. 2008. Japan since 1980. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Noble, Gregory W., and John Ravenhill, eds. 2000. The Asian Financial Crisis and the Structure of Global Finance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
参考書
In addition to the required books, the course provides a wide array of academic journal articles, book chapters and other materials.
履修上の注意
Lectures and discussions will be in English. Students may submit papers in English, Japanese, or Chinese. Background in economics desirable but not necessary.