The political economy of international financial crisis : interest groups, ideologies, and institutions / edited by Shale Horowitz and Uk Heo.
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Lanham, MD :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2001]
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Table of Contents:
- Explaining precrisis policies and postcrisis responses: coalitions and institutions in east Asia, Latin America, and eastern Europe / Shale Horowitz and Uk Heo
- The persistent liberalizing trend in foreign economic policies: the role of dispersed interest groups, policy legacies, and ideologies / Shale Horowitz
- The world financial crisis: are the IMF prescriptions right? / W. Max Corden
- Thailand: episodic reform, regulatory incapacity, and financial crisis / James LoGerfo and Gabriella R. Montinola
- Malaysia: ethnic cleavages and controlled liberalization / A. Maria Toyoda
- Indonesia: cronyism, economic meltdown, and political stalemate / Kimberly J. Niles
- Japan: prosperity, dominant party system, and delayed liberalization / Eric C. Browne and Sunwoong Kim
- South Korea: democratization, financial crisis, and the decline of the developmental state / Uk Heo
- Taiwan: sustained state autonomy and a step back from liberalization / Alexander C. Tan
- Mexico: crises and the domestic politics of sustained liberalization / Aldo Flores Quiroga
- Brazil: political institutions and delayed reaction to financial crisis / Jeffrey Cason
- Argentina: the political economy of stabilization and structural reform / Walter T. Molano
- Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic: national identity and liberalizing consensus / Shale Horowitz
- Russia: entrenched elites ride out the crisis / Peter Rutland.