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asian crises
Title: asian crises
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
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asian crises
Feb, 1998
Asian values and the Asian crisis.
Author/s: Francis Fukuyama
AMERE decade ago, Americans at every level of business and government were
being chided for their failure to emulate the example of Asia. The key to that
region's economic success was said to be its cultural values--a combination of
the work ethic, respect for community and authority, and a tradition of
paternalistic government--all of which were contrasted invidiously to the rampant
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ones for people on both sides of the Pacific. It would be nice if, for the duration,
we could be spared further lectures either about the special advantages or about
the special deficiencies of Asian values.
FRANCIS FUKUYAMA is Hirst professor of public policy at George Mason
University and director of its International Transactions program.
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