Asia Pacific Regionalism : Reading in International Economic Relations

The Asia Pacific region has, in a relatively short space of time, become the hub of the world economy while at the same time moving towards closer economic integration.

This book contains a selection of the articles that have emerged from analysis of the region over the last 20 years.

The articles represent and convey the central ideas of Asia Pacific regionalism and describe the main historical, theoretical and political developments that they have grown from.

Sections break the Asia-Pacific region into smaller areas, including the Americas, to look at causes, effects, problems and solutions in each.

Also included is a chapter on the importance of Chinese reforms in an international context.

This is an appropriate text for both students and lecturers.