Banking Reform in Southeast Asia

Cook, Malcolm

Routledge

Banking Reform in Southeast Asia (Routledge Studies in the Growth Economies of Asia)

<p>This book empirically examines banking reform in the economies of Southeast Asia as they sought to adapt to major developments in the global economic system over the past three decades, including the globalisation of finance, the debt crisis of the 1980s and the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis. Focusing in particular on the turbulent decade of financial boom and bust from 1994 to 2004, it explores the ways in which states respond to powerful external shocks and the implications for policy choices, demonstrating how different political systems shape economic performance and policy choices.  It sets out a detailed comparative analysis of the experiences of the five major regional economies, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines, considering how banking reform responded to the challenges posed by global economic integration. The countries least affected by the crisis, Singapore and the Philippines, used the crisis effectively to further liberalise long-protected domestic banking sectors. The countries the most affected by the crisis, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, all resisted external pressure to liberalise their protected banking sectors even when they experienced changes in leadership. In all five cases, the nature of the political system and their previous commitment to nationalist banking policies, more than the depth of the crisis or extent of foreign pressure, was the key determining factor in their crisis response and in the post-crisis changes to banking policy that are still playing out today.</p>

Banking Reform in Southeast Asia: The Region's Decisive Decade (Routledge Studies in the Growth Economies of Asia)

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This book empirically examines banking reform in the economies of Southeast Asia as they sought to adapt to major developments in the global economic system over the past three decades, including the globalisation of finance, the debt crisis of the 1980s and the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis. Focusing in particular on the turbulent decade of financial boom and bust from 1994 to 2004, it explores the ways in which states respond to powerful external shocks and the implications for policy choices, demonstrating how different political systems shape economic performance and policy choices.  It sets out a detailed comparative analysis of the experiences of the five major regional economies, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines, considering how banking reform responded to the challenges posed by global economic integration. The countries least affected by the crisis, Singapore and the Philippines, used the crisis effectively to further liberalise long-protected domestic banking sectors. The countries the most affected by the crisis, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, all resisted external pressure to liberalise their protected banking sectors even when they experienced changes in leadership. In all five cases, the nature of the political system and their previous commitment to nationalist banking policies, more than the depth of the crisis or extent of foreign pressure, was the key determining factor in their crisis response and in the post-crisis changes to banking policy that are still playing out today.

<p>Shows coaches how to teach passing, dribbling, tackling, screening, heading, shooting, and goalkeeping skills, and suggests routines to improve their players' endurance, strength, and speed</p>

Games, Drills and Fitness Practices for Soccer Coaching

Sports & Outdoors

Whitehead, Nick

Soccer

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Soccer Training: Games, Drills, and Fitness Practices

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Soccer Coaching and Team Management

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Completely updated to include all the significant advances in techniques and training methods, this new edition culls practices and routines from the world's top soccer coaches. Here are more than 60 games and drills aimed at the development of such key skills as controlling and passing the ball, dribbling and screening, tackling, crossing and heading, shooting, and goalkeeping. In addition, the authors offer a variety of practices to enhance the types of fitness demanded of today's successful soccer player, with sections on running and muscle endurance and the development of strength and speed."A comprehensive guide for coaches at all levels of the game". -- The Bulletin of Physical Education

Soccer Training: Games, Drills and Fitness Practices

Whitehead, N.J.

A soccer coaching manual that brings together practices and routines used and recommended by some of the world's top coaches. It contains more than 60 games ands drills aimed at developing specific skills such as controlling and passing the ball, dribbling and screening, tackling, crossing and heading, shooting and goalkeeping. Instructions are also given on practices that will enhance the diffrent types of fitness that are demanded of today's soccer player. There are sections on running and muscle endurance, plus expert advice on developing strength and speed.

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