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: The Tragedy That Didn't Happen. Malaysia's crisis management and
capital controls
Author : Dr Marie Aimee Tourres
Pages : 338
Summary : The book has several distinct aims. Most important,
it gives the background to, and an account of, Malaysia's response
to the 1997 Asian crisis. By taking the reader through the Malaysian
crisis management process, it exposes the reader to the long road
that the government had had to tread in order to get out of the
woods. This book casts a bird's-eye view over Malaysia's crisis
management period and provides a basis that can help improve our
understanding of the situation. The material presented is mainly
descriptive in nature. Though this is a book dealing with economics,
emphasis is not placed on statistics, and tables and charts are kept
to a minimum. It is addressed to those who wish to understand what
lay behind the international headlines after July 1997, as far as
Malaysia is concerned, and portrays a mixture of theory, analysis,
accounts and anecdotes of Malaysia's crisis management and its
experience with capital controls.
Price : Paperback : RM49 (or US$ 13.00 for overseas order)
Hard cover : RM89 (or US$ 23.50 for overseas order)
Postage : Postage depends on the weight and how it will be
send to you, either by Air Mail or Sea Mail
Payment : All payment can be in the form of a bank draft or
cheque made out to ISIS MALAYSIA and addressed to the Publications
Unit.
If you have any inquiry please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Halil
Musa (ISIS Publication Unit) at
halil@isis.org.my or call +603 2693 9366 ext 142/154
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