Economic Diplomacy

Economic diplomacy helps to safeguard the global marketplace. How will regulatory shifts in one nation effect trade activity? Will the strategy decisions of a sovereign wealth fund impact financial markets? Can sanctions by one country on another have a ricochet effect on an industry? The trend toward bilateral agreements, in tandem with diminished globalization, means that multilateral organizations may have less of an impact than they once did, but they remain potent in setting the pace of economic reform.

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China and Japan
Facing History
Ezra F. Vogel

The fact that China and Japan: Facing History is authored by Ezra Vogel should be enough of a reason to read this book. The Harvard professor is among the few recognized for his cutting-edge analysis on both nations. With this material, Vogel fills an important void in Asian studies by coalescing Japanese and Chinese narratives; all too often they are treated separately. That silo approach in part is rooted in the complex ties, both current and historical, between the two nations.

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