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Acknowledgments=ix

Notes=x

Introduction=1

SECTION 1. THE FRAMEWORK=7

Chapter 1. The Business of Asian Values=9

Chapter 2. Bureaucrats, Bribery, and Bankruptcy=23

Chapter 3. Auditing Asia=42

Chapter 4. Asia's Corrupted Business Media=52

SECTION 2. FAMILIES, FIRMS, AND FORTUNES=63

Chapter 5. Merchants of Menace? Conglomerates Asian-style=65

Chapter 6. Asia's Conglomerates and their Banks=80

Chapter 7. Lambs to the Slaughter: Investing in Asia's Stock Markets=104

Chapter 8. Polygamy and Family Squabbles=125

SECTION 3. ASIA'S TWO GIANTS=137

Chapter 9. What's Wrong with Japan?=139

Chapter 10. China: Rising Star or Black Hole?=173

SECTION 4. THE MINORITY THAT COUNTS=205

Chapter 11. Asia's Oversea Chinese=207

SECTION 5. KINGS, CRONIES, AND PRESIDENTS=231

Chapter 12. Royal Business=233

Chapter 13. President of the Country; Chairman of the Board=255

Chapter 14. President Soeharto and the Fortune 500=288

Chapter 15. Other politicians; Other Businesses=300

Chapter 16. Seeking Political Access in the West=323

Chapter 17. Shopping for the American President=332

SECTION 6. ASIAN ECLIPSE?=359

Chapter 18. Asian Eclipse and Beyond=361

Endnotes=381

Bibliography=399

Index=405

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The recent downturn in the Asian economies has been blamed on many different factors. In this work, Michael Backman analyzes a number of dubious business practices that are endemic in the region and which he believes have played a significant part in Asia's downfall. Among the problems he identifies are cronyism, a corrupt business media, inadequate legal protection, questionable business practices by the big six accounting firms in Asia, and political patronage (including a revealing account of the Lippo Group's donations to Bill Clinton's campaign funds). He concludes with a discussion of whether Asia has learnt its lesson and an assessment of how far recent legislation will go to wipe out corruption.