Yoshihara Kunio

1939-·83 citations

Kunio Yoshihara is a Japanese economist and Professor Emeritus at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS), Kyoto University. He is best known for his influential critique of 'ersatz capitalism' in Southeast Asia, arguing that the region's economic development was dependent on foreign technology and state-granted monopolies rather than indigenous innovation.

Works

19 works

Title	Year	Language	Citations▼
Japanese Investment in Southeast Asia	1978	—	125
Philippine Industrialization	1985	—	12
The rise of ersatz capitalism in South	1988	en	9
Japanese culture and postwar economic growth	2006	—	8
The comparative economic performance of Malaysia: An analysis	2004	—	5
The Problem of Globalisation for Southeast Asian Countries: The Case of Malaysia	2004	—	3
Oei Tiong Ham; The first business empire in Southeast Asia	1989	en	3
Capital Accumulation in Thailand	1989	—	2
The Capitalism Southeast Asia Moot	1990	—	2
Interview: Oei Tjong Tjay	1988	en	2
Ethnic Chinese and Ersatz Capitalism in Southeast Asia	1994	—	2
The First Business Empire of Southeast Asia, Kyoto University	1989	en	2
Oei Tiong Ham Concern: The	1989	en	2
The Rise of Ersatz Capitalism in South East Asia	1988	en	2
Interview: Oei Tiong Ie	1989	en	2
The National and Economic Growth: The Phillippines and Thailand	1994	—	2
Japanese Literature in Thailand »	1990	—	2
A study of Philippine manufacturing cor-porations	1971	—	2
Economic Development, Technology , and Culture: The Case of East Asia	1994	—	1