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East Asia's counterweight strategy : Asian financial cooperation and evolving international monetary order

By:

Sohn, Injoo

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 2007Description: ix, 11 pAction note:

6/19/07 JOYD

Summary: Seeks to explain the origin, process, and prospects of East Asia's counterweight strategy in the arena of international finance, and its significant implications for global financial governance.

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Seeks to explain the origin, process, and prospects of East Asia's counterweight strategy in the arena of international finance, and its significant implications for global financial governance.

6/19/07 JOYD

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