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Despite The Otherworldly Situations He's Gotten Into, Keiichi's Everyday Joy Is Still Found As An Engineer And Mechanic. And As Chihiro's Training Retreat By The Seashore Continues, The Two Of Them Put That Shared Passion Into Practice By Building Two Bikes Based On Different Philosophies, With The Help Of Her Old High-school Friends Eri And Tasuga--plus (or Maybe Minus) The 'help' Of Urd And Skuld!--p.[4] Of Cover. Export-oriented Industrializing States In The Capitalist World System / Richard E. Barrett And Soomi Chin -- The Origins And Development Of The Northeast Asian Political Economy / Bruce Cumings -- State And Foreign Capital In The East Asian Nics / Stephan Haggard And Tun-jen Cheng -- Political Institutions And Economic Performance / Chalmers Johnson -- The Interplay Of State, Social Class, And World System In East Asian Development / Hagen Koo -- State And Labor / Frederic C. Deyo -- Class, State, And Dependence In East Asia / Peter Evans -- Coalitions, Institutions, And Linkage Sequencing Toward A Strategic Capacity Model Of East Asian Development / Frederic C. Deyo. Edited By Frederic C. Deyo. Includes Bibliographies And Index.
- Author
- Frederic C. Deyo
- Publisher
- Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press
- Published
- 1987
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780801494499
- Subjects
- Economics, Business
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