| Far Eastern Economic Review 1997 Trish Saywell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A taste of Cyanide. (cyanide fishing) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Brains for sale.(China; academic businesses) | Business, international | Trish Saywell, Yu Wong |
| Fishing for trouble: Asia's fish stocks are dwindling because of over-exploitation and pollution. As fleets compete for catches, the region may be heading into an era of fish wars, Could aquaculture be the answer? | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Grounds for concern: A legacy of pollution is till not being properly addressed. (Environment in Asia) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Keeping the faith. (Muslim religious scholar Yang Hai Tao)(Interview) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Managing, barely: finding home-grown managers is a major headache for companies in Asia. | Business, international | Trish Saywell, Alkman Granitsas |
| Softly, softly. (China; computer software industry) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Still made in China.(Hong Kong exporters not worried about competition from other Asian countries) | Business, international | Trish Saywell, Alkman Granitsas |
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