Eyes North for economics

Article Abstract:

South-East Asian politican Lee Kuan Yew, spoke to the Australia chapter of the Asia Society in Sydney in late 2000, and addressed the problems Australia is having in finding its place in Asia. He also pointed out the economic success of North-East Asia, which he believes is due to the adoption of the Confucian philosophy of hard work, thrift, and educating the younger generations to improve the future.

Australia, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, International relations, Australian foreign relations, Lee Kuan Yew

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Asia at the crossroads

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented of the rulers of various Asian nations, their politics and the state of their governments and countries, at a turning point in their histories. The list includes the rulers of Indonesia, The Philippines, China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea.

Leadership, Heads of state

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Heirs today, gone tomorrow

Article Abstract:

The possible contenders for the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party are discussed. The roles of younger politicians such as Hu Jintao and Li Ruihuan, and their support for economic reform and the Party's dominance, are analysed.

China, Political activity, Cover Story, Political aspects, Political leadership, Communist Party (China), One party systems

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