INTR9018 The East Asian Economy

Associate Professor Anthony Langlois

2016

1 x 4-day intensive workshop yearly

This topic is only available offshore.

Master of Arts (International Relations in Economy and Trade) by coursework

This topic introduces students to the explanations and debates about the rise of the East Asian economy since 1945. It spans the second half of the 20th Century beginning with the rise of Japan and the 'East Asian Miracle'. It analyses the changing nature of interactions between the region and the United States and the global economy. It ends with contemporary debates over frictions created by trade and monetary imbalances between the region's leading economies and the United States.

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