Book (Practical) History of Asia and Asia Oil Crisis and Transformation of International Order 257 / Shigeru Akita

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The book explores the historical origins of the East Asian and Southeast Asian countries, including how they overcame two oil crises in the 1970 s and achieved the "East Asian Miracle."
The book reconsiders the meaning of world history brought about by the oil crisis and the transformation of the Asian international economic order in the 1970 s and early 1980 s by examining how Asian countries embarked on export-oriented industrialization, in contrast to agricultural development in India, and how Japan played a part in economic development policies.
Contents
Preface The Oil Crisis in the 1970 s and the Transformation of the International Order - The Origin of the "East Asian Miracle" (Shigeru Akita)
1 Cold War, Oil Crisis and Development in the 1970 s
2 Cold War and Industrialization in East Asia
3 The Emergence of the br> Part II Transformation of the International Financial Order and Development Finance
Chapter 4 Oil Crises and PrivatIzed International Development Finance (Ikuto Yamaguchi)
1 Two Oil Crises and Developing Country Development Finance
2 First Oil Crisis and Eurodollar Market
3 PrivatIzed International Development Finance and Developing Country Differentiation
4 Second Oil Crisis and The Miracle of East Asia
5 Second Developing Country Differentiation
4 General Circulation in the 1970 s - Eurodollar, Oil Money, Loan Boom, Debt Crisis, 1973 to 82 (Mark Metzler [translated by Ikuto Yamaguchi])
1 The 1970 s as a periodization
2 periodization - The Bretton Woods era of oil, currency, and food
3 Political Struggle, Continuity and Instability
5 Economic and Political Interactions
6 Can changes in terms of trade explain differences in economic performance
7 Contrasting economic policies
8 Contrasting outcomes -- trends in export agriculture and beyond,
9 Compared to decline -- Political economics for growth
10 Differences due to differences in economic policies
Postscript
Personal and Subject Index
As of February 2025
Specially Appointed Professor, Institute of Laser Science, Osaka University, Emeritus Professor, Osaka University 1981 1970 1982 Suga Suga Suga Shea