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Industrial Policy Reference Resource: By region: East Asia

Title	Authors	Year	Organisation	Publisher
Between Two Coordination Failures: Automotive Industrial Policy in China with a Comparison to Korea	Yasheng Huang	2002	Harvard Business School	Routledge. Tailor and Francis Group
China Standard Time: A Study in Strategic Industrial Policy	Greg Linden	2004	UC Berkeley	Berkeley Electronic Press
Globalization for Nation Building: Industrial Policy for High-Technology Products in Taiwan	Douglas B. Fuller	2002	Industrial Performance Centre-MIT	MIT
Indonesia: Strategy for Manufacturing Competitiveness	Shafiq Dhanani	2000	UNDP/UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Industrial Competitiveness of the Auto Parts Industries in Four Large Asia Countries: The Role of Government Policy	Richard Doner, Gregory Noble & John Ravehill	2006	The World Bank	The World Bank Group
Industrial Policies and Growth: Lessons from International Experience	Howard Noland and Howard Pack	2002	Institute of International Economics	Central Bank of Chile
Industrial Policy after the East Asian crisis	Ashoka Mody	1999	The World Bank
Industrial Policy and East Asia. The Miracle the Crisis and the Future	Ha-Joon Chang	1999	The World Bank	n/a
Industrial Policy and Global Big Business Revolution: The Case of the Chinese Coal Industry	Peter Nolan and Huaichuan Rui	2004	University of Cambridge	Routledge. Tailor and Francis Group
Industrial Policy Corporate Governance and the Competitiveness of China's National Champions: The Case of Shanghai Baosteel	Yasheng Huang	2005	The Chinese Economic Association	Routledge. Tailor and Francis Group
Industrial Policy in East Asia. Lessons for Europe	Ha-Joon Chang	2006	European Investment Bank	n/a
Industrial Policy Resolution 2001 for the State of Orissa	UNIDO	2001	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Industrial Policy. Growth Elixir or Poison?	Howard Pack	2000	The World Bank	Oxford University Press
Industrial Reform to Enhance Industrial Competitiveness: Implications and Strategies for SME Development	Manu Leopairote	1999	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Japanese Research Consortia: A Microeconometric Analysis of Industrial Policy	Lee Branstetter and Mariko Sakakibara	1997	National Bureau of Economic Research	Blackwell Publishers
Mongolia: Industrial and Trade Development Policy Review	UNIDO	2002	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
Pathways to Innovation in Asia's Leading Electronics Exporting Countries: Drivers and Policy Implications	Dieter Ernst	2003	East West Center	East West Center
Prospect of Industrial Policy Regime After WTO	Lu Ding	2000	CPB, the National Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis	n/a
Selective Intervention and Growth: The Case of Korea	Marcus Noland & Howard Pack	2004	Institute of International Economics	Institute for International Economics
State and market in Economic Development. Southeast Asian industrial policy in comparative East Asian perspective	Jomo Kwane Sundaram	2002	University of Malay	n/a
Thailand's Manufacturing Competitiveness. Promoting Technology, Productivity and Linkages	Shafiq Dhanani and Philippe Scholtes	2002	UNIDO	UNIDO Publication
The Asian Industrial Policy Experience: Implications for Latin America	Marcus Noland & Howard Pack	2003	LAEBA	Inter-American Development Bank
The Impact of Industrial Policy on Japan's Trade Specialization	Marcus Noland	2001	John Hopkins University	John Hopkins University
Trade Liberalization, Imported Inputs and Factor Efficiencies: Evidence from the Auto Components Industry in India	Sanghamitra Das and Sambasiva Rao	2004	Indian Statistical Institute	Indian Statistical Institute

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