Covering a broad region, this title gives a holistic analysis of Asian development as a wholeWith authors based in South Asia and East Asia, and one author from South Asia but based in East Asia, the breadth of expertise brought to the topic is relatively largeBy putting ideas of sustainability in dialogue with economic theory, the authors present an heuristic that is novel among analyses of the region

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Arindam Banik is the Director and Professor of International Finance and Business at the International Management Institute, Kolkata, India.

Munim K. Barai is Professor of Finance at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan. He holds a Ph.D. Degree from the Delhi School of Economics, India. He is a Fulbright Scholar.

Yasushi Sazuki is Professor of Finance, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan. He holds a Ph.D. Degree from the University of London.

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1. Introduction.- 2. China's "New Normal": Explaining China's Economic Development from Institutional and Marxian Perspectives.- 3. A Opening Up and Unbalanced Development in the Chinese Regions: Theoretical Thinking and Some Empirical Evidence.- 4. The Belt and Road Initiative and Economic Integration.- 5. Is India Key to Asian Financial Integration?.- 6. A Sustainable Business Models: Experiences from Indian Micro Enterprises.- 7. Creation of Shared Values by Indian Enterprises.- 8. The Two Asian Growth Paths of Prosperity and Stagnation: India and Japan.- 9. India-Japan Cultural Distance on the Mottainai Ethics.- 10. Economic Interdependence of Japan and China: An Understanding.- 11. The Korean Economy: Creating Space between China and Japan.- 12. Economic Growth as a Cause of Environmental Degradation: The Australian Experience.- 13. Republic of China's (Taiwan) Control Yuan As a Participant in Anti-Corruption an d Integrity-Building Initiatives.- 14. Real Exchange Rate, Trade Balance and Deindustrialization in Indonesia.- 15 Some Emerging Trends in the Pacification of Asia.- 16 Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank :Role and Implications for Emerging Asian Economies.- 17. Conclusions.