Towards A Common Future

<p></p><div>Part l: Introduction </div><div><br/></div><div>1. Introduction</div><div>Part ll: China - How Dragon Creates a New Paradigm of Development<br/></div><div>2. China's "New Normal": Explaining China’s Economic Development from Institutional and Marxian Perspectives</div><div>3. A Opening Up and Unbalanced Development in the Chinese Regions: Theoretical Thinking and Some Empirical Evidence<br/></div><div>4. The “Belt and Road” Initiative and Economic Integration<br/></div><div>Part lll: India: Elephant Rises at Last<br/></div><div>5. Is India Key to Asian Financial Integration?</div><div>6. A Sustainable Business Models: Experiences from Indian Micro Enterprises<br/></div><div>7. Creation of Shared Values by Indian Enterprises<br/></div><div>Part lV: Japan – A Perplexing Future<br/></div><div>8. The Two Asian Growth Paths of Prosperity and Stagnation: India and Japan<br/></div><div>9. India-Japan Cultural Distance on the Mottainai Ethics <br/></div><div>10. Economic Interdepen</div>dence of Japan and China: An Understanding<br/><div>Part V: Asian Parallels/ Putting Asian Economies in Perspective<br/></div><div>11. The Korean Economy: Creating Space between China and Japan</div><div>12. Economic Growth as a Cause of Environmental Degradation: The Australian Experience<br/></div><div>13. Republic of China’s (Taiwan) Control Yuan As a Participant in Anti-Corruption and Integrity-Building Initiatives<br/></div><div>14. Real Exchange Rate, Trade Balance and Deindustrialization in Indonesia<br/></div><div>Part Vl: Pacification of Asia and Economic Cooperation<br/></div><div>15. Some Emerging Trends in the Pacification of Asia<br/></div><div>16. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank :Role and Implications for Emerging Asian Economies</div><div>Part Vll: Conclusion<br/></div>17. Conclusions<br/><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>