Changing the values

Article Abstract:

The Asian economic crisis of 1997 brought an awareness of corruption in that region. Asia's economic growth had been able to sustain criticism of corruption, and proponents of 'Asian values' argued that corruption was a necessity for economic development. The magnitude of corruption became extreme in the acknowledgement of Thailand's problems.

Social aspects, Political corruption

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Malaysia's resilient pseudodemocracy

Article Abstract:

The article examines the governmental control exercised by Prime Minister Mohamad Mahathir, preventing Malaysia from becoming a complete democracy. It is posited that even after Mahathir vacates office, the institutional tools are already in place for his successor to maintain control.

Malaysia, Political aspects, Mahathir Mohamad, Democracy, Powers and duties, Prime ministers

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The case of Malaysia

Article Abstract:

Malaysia used value-added and vertical strategies to develop its manufacturing sector. However, Malaysia faces competition from China and India as Malaysian wages rise with increases in productivity.

Competition (Economics), Economic aspects

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