China's accession to the WTO changed the face of world economics, but in order to be successful, markets needed to open up. This paper argues that China should eliminate tariff's on IT quickly in order to help open markets and pave the way to success.

This paper analyzes how important cross-national production networks will be in the integration of the economies of the Former Soviet Union.

An analysis of the development of China's economy, its capacity for development and reform, and its susceptibility to Financial crises like the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis of 1997.

Different ways of integration in post-Soviet Europe will produce vastly different economies and different relationships between countries.

A study of changing trade patterns in the Former Soviet Union

Why are Eastern Europe's economies growing slower than the economies of the "East Asian Miracle"?  This paper examines the question and provides possible answers, as well as ways to help Eastern European economies succeed.