| Far Eastern Economic Review 1993 Lincoln Kaye |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An auspicious day for tasting books. (reopening of the oldest surviving private bookstore in Peking, China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Bold blueprint. (economic reform and political caution in China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Bordering on peace: China and India ease tensions along frontier. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Bottomless pockets: Peking heads for another big fiscal deficit. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Bribery bandwagon: corruption drive becomes part of power struggle. (Chinese Communist Party's anti-corruption drive) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Bureaucrats beware: Peking looks to streamline its staff by 20%. (China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Cardinal comes calling: papal emissary's visit highlights the church's problems. (Cardinal Roger Etchegaray and the Catholic Church in China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| China's scrip-starved investors. (Chinese buy vouchers in Russian Far East) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Chinese hopes to fix Leaning Tower of Pisa. (profile of architect Cao Shizhong) (Column) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Circling hawks. (China's Olympic bid for 2000) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, Nayan Chanda |
| Congressional record: lawmakers prepare to shift mass of legislation. (China's National People's Congress)(includes related article) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Creative tensions: cross-border contacts bring growth and friction. (Sino-Russian trade along Siberian border; includes related article) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Currency jitters. (Chinese yuan) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Discipline restored: but can China sustain the renminbi's recovery? | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Driving lessons. (joint ventures of General Motors and Toyota with China's Jinbei Automotive) (includes information on China's Shenyang Automotive) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Feeling the heat. (China's economy) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, A. Koan |
| Five ring circus: Olympic bid intended to sanction regime's authority. (China's plan to host the 2000 Olympic Games) (Regional) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Get off our backs. (peasant unrest in China)(includes related information) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, Carl Goldstein |
| Haves and have-nots. (Chinese society) (China: Trade & Investment) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Hold that tiger: China makes a timid attempt to tame inflation. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Literatus on a losing streak: popular Peking humanist confronts murder, censorship and depression in an increasingly open China. (Lei Zhenxiao) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Lord of the rings: Peking's Olympic campaign rises to a crescendo. (campaign to host the year 2000 games) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Marching to a new beat. (personnel management and recruitment at Wahaha FoodGroup) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Money machines: China's banks are forced to act as government cashiers. (includes related article on size of China's economy) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Henny Sender, Lincoln Kaye, Susumu Awanohara |
| Paging 'action man': Zhu's mission: to regain control of the economy. (Zhu Rongli, governor pf the People's Bank of China)(includes related article on capital flight from China) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Henny Sender, Lincoln Kaye |
| Patten's progress: governor's democratic push wins US Congress backing. (Hongkong's Chris Patten) (includes information on Assistant Secretary of State Winston Lord's visit to China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, Susumu Awanohara |
| Peace dividend: Asia's big two adjust to Israel-PLO accord. (Palestinian Liberation Organization) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, John McBeth |
| Psychic master 'sees' a 'sixth state' of matter. (profile of China's Zhang Baosheng) (Column) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Raging inflation: Lhasa price protests escalate into anti-Chinese riot. (protests in Tibet) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Rapped knuckles: China punishes France for Mirage sale. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Religious groundswell: underground churches lead Christian revival. (China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Resurrected talks. (Sino-British negotiations on Hongkong's electoral system) | Business, international | Jonathan Karp, Lincoln Kaye, Tai Ming Cheung |
| Role reversal. (Chinese reformist politicians denounce capitalistic practices while conservative Premier Li Peng keeps out of the public eye) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Rotten to the core: monopoly of power leads to rampant corruption. (China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Shaking the cage: feathers fly as 'Bird Men' pecks away at Chinese orthodoxy. (play by Guo Shixing) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Shaping the succession. (China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Signal guns: ship attacks seen as sign of China's displeasure. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Slow boat for China: Peking's application to join Gatt appears stalled. | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Take credit. (China's economy) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Tea for two: Sino-British talks held behind closed doors. (Hongkong's political development) | Business, international | Jonathan Karp, Lincoln Kaye |
| Too hot to handle. (runaway economic growth in China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Traveller's tales. (tourism in Vietnam) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Ugly face of reforms: model village defies police murder probe. (Daqiuzhuang, China) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Visiting time: advocates, dealmakers beat a path to China's door. (Chinese foreign relations) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Wahaha! Chinese drinks firm exploits pampered offspring. (Wahaha Food Group) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
| Window dressing: dissidents' release aimed at pleasing the West. (Chinese political prisoners) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye |
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