Regional Responses to the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis: A Case of Self-Help or No Help?

The currency-cum-financial crises of the 1990s, particularly that which hit Southeast Asia after the devaluation of the Thai baht on 2 July 1997, are suggestive of the relevance and pervasiveness of contagion or negative spillover effects that are largely regional in scope. As such, one of the mantr...

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Published in:	Australian journal of international affairs 1999-11, Vol.53 (3), p.261-281
Main Authors:	Lin, Chang Li, Rajan, Ramkishen S.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	APEC APEC (Manila) Framework for Enhanced Asian Regional Cooperation to Promote Financial Stability ASEAN ASEAN Action Plan on Social Safety Nets ASEAN Economic Surveillance Process Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Organization) Asia, Southeast Association of South East Asian nations Contagion Crisis Currency devaluation Economic crisis Economic depression Economic recovery Economic relations Finance Financial aspects Financial crisis Foreign exchange Foreign relations Globalisation International aid International cooperation International integration International Monetary Fund International organisations International politics Investment Japan Joint US-Japan initiatives Miyazawa initiatives Panics (economics) Regional contagion effect Regional planning Regionalism Regions Self help Southeast Asia Southeast Asia: Economic conditions Southeast Asia: Social conditions United States
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