| Far Eastern Economic Review 1997 Charles S. Lee |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Blue House blues. (impact of collapse of South Korean steel manufacturer Hanbo Iron and Steel) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee, Sim Jae Hoon |
| Buy Korean: imports get the blame, again. | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Cutting edge: LG Chemical shows how Korean firms can innovate. | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Dream weaver. (South Korean film director Jacky Kang)(Interview) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Gloom and doom. (South Korea) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Goliath vs. Goliath: South Korea's leading chaebols fight over Kia. | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Innovation deficit. (South Korea; technology development) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Kia's suitors. (Kia Motors becomes takeover target)(Shroff) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Not again. (South Korea; economic aspects) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Not a pretty picture. (South Korean banks)(Banking in Asia Focus)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Out of our hands. (South Korea; International Monetary Fund assistance) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Out of patience: South Korean government intervenes in Kia crisis. | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Out of tune: piano maker Samick tried for the business big leagues, but drowned in a sea of debt. Its failure is a stark reminder of the obstacles South Korea's small and mid-sized companies face. | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Radioactive ruckus.(South Korea objections to Taiwan's nuclear waste dump in North Korea) | Business, international | Julian Baum, Charles S. Lee |
| Reform's dark side: democracy and economic reform were meant to clean up public life in Asia, but corruption isn't dead yet.(Corruption: The Challenge to Reform in Asia's Democracies)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Julian Baum, Michael Vatikiotis, Rodney Tasker, John McBeth, S. Jayasankaran, Aparisim Ghosh, Charles S. Lee |
| Road kill: Kia collapse compounds South Korea's woes. | Business, international | John McBeth, Charles S. Lee |
| Separate problems. (South Korean stockmarket; differences from Thai market)(Focus Asian Capital Markets) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Shark alert. (possibility of hostile takeovers in South Korea) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| State of inertia. (South Korea; economic outlook)(includes related articles on International Monetary Fund suggestions and foreign investors attitudes)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Andrew Sherry, Charles S. Lee |
| Test of wills.(South Korea; labour protests and leadership crisis) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Charles S. Lee |
| The next domino? (South Korea; economic problems)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| The next wave.(infrastructure investment in South Korea to cut logistics costs) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| The opportunist. (South Korean election candidate Rhee In Je) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Tomorrow, the world. (Daewoo expansion activities)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
| Two down. (collapse of two industrial giants in South Korea is cause for concern) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Charles S. Lee |
| Winds of change.(need for economic reform in South Korea) | Business, international | Charles S. Lee |
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