Economic Research in China / Toshio Watanabe

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Economics
[Introduction to Contents]
This is a collection of works by Toshio Watanabe who made remarkable achievements in the field of development economics and Asian studies.
It mainly focuses on development economics and modern Asian economics.
Volume 4 unfolds the policy of opening to the world by Kodaira who made a strategic shift from planning economy to market economy, socialist market economy, and development vector from sea to land to Chinese.
Is 『 Chinese Economy Successful? 』 (Chikuma Shinsho),? Chinese 』 of 『 socialist market economy (kodansha Gendai Shinsho),? Mao Zedong 『, □ Kodaira and Jiang Zemin 』 (Toyo Keizai Shinho-sha), 『 Umi no Chugoku 』 (Kobundo)
Author brief history
Toshio Watanabe (Watanabe Toshio)
Born in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture in 1939 (1939).
Graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Keio University.
Completed from the Graduate School of Economics at Keio University.
Doctor of Economics.
Worked as a professor at the University of Tsukuba and a professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology before working at Takushoku University.
Former president of Takushoku University and former president of Japan Association of Friends of Lee Teng-hui.
Specializes in development economics and modern Asian economics.
Chairman of OISCA (Public Wealth)
Chairman of the Japanese Association of Friends of Lee Teng-hui.
Received the 27th Grand Prix in 2011 (2011). ().
Books on modern Japanese history that saved 『 : Globalism before World War II and Takushoku University 』 (kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko, Sakuzo Yoshino Prize), 『 Development Economics 』 (Nihon Hyoronsha, Masayoshi Ohira Memorial Prize), 『 West Pacific period 』 (Bungeishunju, Asia-Pacific Prize Grand Prize), 『 Neurosis (Bunshun 学藝 Library, Grand Prize for Kaiko Ken), Modern Japanese History That Saved 『 Asia : Globalism before the World War II and the "Asian 』" (PHPShinsho), 『 Hosai and Santoka 』 (Chikuma 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 Meiji Fukuzawa Yukichi Goto Shinpei