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Region & regional identity; regionalism; regionalization; globalization; New Regionalism; Plaza Accord; Asian Financial Crisis; Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP); Belt & Road Initiative (BRI); China's rise; European Union; the ASEAN Way East Asian Miracle; Asian values; Orientalism; reverse Orientalism; developmental state; Chalmers Johnson; crony capitalism; Japanese imperialism; Cold War Production networks; value chain participation; Factory Asia; competitiveness; global value chain; economic upgrading; development gap

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East Asian Transformations (Political Economy) Notes

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  • Grade: 2.1
  • Institution: University Of Warwick (unaffiliated)
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Level: Undergraduate

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