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East Asian Economic Integration

Law, Trade and Finance

Inbunden, Engelska, 2011

AvRoss P. Buckley,Richard Weixing Hu,Douglas W. Arner

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This book analyzes recent developments and likely future paths for trade and financial integration in East Asia. It suggests a more coherent, balanced way forward for regional economic integration and analyses implications for institution building in East Asia. East Asia has achieved a high degree of intra-regional trade, investment and GDP correlation, through an expanding web of free trade agreements and production networks. However, financially, most regional economies are linked more closely to North America and Europe than to each other. As trade integration has accelerated, financial and monetary integration has not kept pace. East Asian Economic Integration analyzes potential reasons and remedies for this phenomenon through a multidisciplinary framework of law, politics and economics. This comprehensive book will appeal to researchers and students in political science, international relations, trade law, international finance law, and regional studies generally. It will also be of great interest to regional policy makers. Contributors include: H. Gao, P. Lejot, C.L. Lim, B. Mercurio, M. Mushkat, R. Mushkat, J. Nakagawa, C.-Y. Park, I. Sohn, L. Toohey, N. Vu, T.H. Yen

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2011-06-30
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieAsian Commercial, Financial and Economic Law and Policy series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781849808682

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Contents:IntroductionRoss P. Buckley, Richard Weixing Hu and Douglas W. ArnerPART I: THE CHANGING REGIONAL ORDER AND DYNAMICS FOR COOPERATION1. China, the US and Regional Institution Building in East AsiaRichard Weixing Hu2. Who’s Afraid of Asian Trade Regionalism, and Why?C.L. Lim3. Endemic Institutional Fragility in the Face of Dynamic Economic Integration in Asia: The Case of Transboundary Pollution in Hong KongMiron Mushkat and Roda MushkatPART II: TRADE INTEGRATION4. Japan’s FTA (EPA) and BIT Strategy in the Light of Competitive DynamicsJunji Nakagawa5. China’s Strategy for Free Trade Agreements: Political Battle in the Name of TradeHenry Gao6. Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements in Asia: A Skeptic’s ViewBryan Mercurio7. When ‘Failure’ Indicates Success: Understanding Trade Disputes between ASEAN membersLisa Toohey8. East Asian Investment Treaties in the Integration Process: Quo Vadis?Trinh Hai YenPART III: FINANCIAL INTEGRATION9. Global Financial Regulatory Reforms: Implications for East AsiaDouglas W. Arner and Cyn-Young Park10. Legitimacy and Power: The Political Dynamics of East AsianFinancial RegionalismInjoo Sohn11. Institutional Completeness in the Chiang Mai InitiativesPaul Lejot12. Beyond the Multilateralized Chiang Mai Initiative: An Asian Monetary FundRoss P. Buckley13. The Evolving Role of the Asian Development Bank in the Creation of an Asian Currency UnitNhu VuConclusionRichard Weixing Hu, Douglas W Arner and Ross P. BuckleyIndex

'This book offers a fascinating exploration of the contradictions of East Asian economic integration: a topic of enormous contemporary significance to observers of world political and economic affairs. The collection provides an unusually rigorous and systematic treatment of this important topic, drawing on contributions from an impressive array of experts. It will provide a valuable resource for students, scholars and other observers seeking deeper understanding of the contemporary dynamics and challenges of East Asian integration.'- Kate MacDonald, University of Melbourne, Australia