A Comparative Study of East Asian Capitalism

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Contributors
PART I. INTRODUCTION
	1. Précis - Hong Yung Lee
	2. Convergence and Divergence: Three Paths toward Modernization in East Asia - Hong Yung Lee
PART II. FINANCIAL AND LABOR REFORMS
	3. Government Intervention for Resolving Non-Performing Loans in Japan and South Korea, 1998–2006 - Myung-koo Kang
	4. Financial Reform in China: The Chinese Style of Marketization - Hong Yung Lee
	5. The Double Movement and New Labor Market Regulations in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan - Ji-Whan Yun
PART III. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
	6. Moving toward a Hybrid System in Japan: The Case of Corporate Governance Reform - Hideaki Miyajima and Yul Sohn
	7. Corporate Governance Reform in Korea in the Post–Asian Financial Crisis Era - Joongi Kim
	8. The Evolutionary Path of Corporate Governance in China: The Interdependent Model of State-Owned Enterprises and Private Enterprises - Pingqing Liu, Junxi Shi, and Fengxia Jiang
	9. Multiple Institutional Templates for Corporate China: The Evolution of Industrial Networks during Marketization - Lowell Dittmer and Kun-Chin Lin
PART IV. NETWORKS
	10. The Changing Face of Network Capitalism in Korea: A Study of the Corporate Board of Directors’ Network - Yong-Hak Kim and Yong-Min Kim
	11. The Political Economy of Informal Networks in Japan and South Korea: Amakudari vs. Parachute Appointment - Seungjoo Lee and Sang-Young Rhyu
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