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According to the author, East Asia offers a model of growth with equity that could be emulated in many parts of the 'third world'. He inquires in this article whether there is an East Asian 'model' of development, if it can be adopted, why the more successful East Asian countries have grown at such a rapid rate etc. Some theorists have traced the success of East Asian areas to their ethnic culture and the pervasive Confucian ethic. The author discusses these issues. (DÜI-Sen)

Whether dynamic East Asian development can be emulated by developing nations of other regions.

Prospects for continued democratic rule; government relations with the Army.

Some economic and social successes in a group of developing countries and regions; some similarities in their economic policies. Economic policies that pursue a strong private market-oriented strategy in agriculture and industry, assign government a prime role in the creation of a supporting infrastructure, tend to emphasize exports, and encourage a high rate of savings; Ivory Coast, Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and India's Punjab and Haryana.