Business Networks in East Asian Capitalisms

<p>1: Key Debates in Business Networks in East Asian Capitalisms: An Introduction<br>2: The Historical Development of East Asian Business Networks: Trade, Colonialism, and the State</p> <p>Part 1: Business Networks in China and Hong Kong<br>3: Bank of China International in Hong Kong: Social Status and Network Access<br>4: Business to Government Networks in Resource Acquisition: The Case of Chinese Private Enterprises<br>5: Business Networks and the Emergence of Guanxi Capitalism in China: The Role of the ‘Invisible Hand’<br>6: The Networking Strategies of the Jebsens and Chinese Merchants in the Late 19th and the Early 20th Centuries</p> <p>Part 2: Business Networks in Japan and Korea<br>7: Business Networks in Japan: The Impact of Exposure to Overseas Markets<br>8: Can Informal Networks Positively Influence Economic Growth and Development? The Case of South Korean Yongo Networks</p> <p>Part 3: Business Networks in South East Asia<br>9: Chinese Capitalisms in Southeast Asia: Diverging Institutional Legacies of Southeast Asian Chinese Business Communities<br>10: Business Networks in Thailand: Import Substitution, Export Oriented, and Expansion in AEC<br>11: Business Networks and Varieties of Capitalism in Thailand: Adding the Context of History, Political Structures, and Social and Cultural Values<br>12: Social Capital and the Social Context of Business Networks: The Case of Thailand<br>13: Business Networks in Myanmar: Kjei zu, Corrosion and Reform<br>14: The Network-Based Economy in Vietnam: Business Networks in Context and Over Time<br>15: Conclusion: Making Sense of Enduring Trends and Emerging Patterns in Business Networks in East Asian Capitalisms</p>