The ability to withstand the global financial crisis successfully has brought China, India and emerging Asia into focus. The highlight of the volume is Asia's integration with the rest of the world in terms of international capital flows and foreign direct investments.

Ramkishen S. Rajan is Associate Professor and Co-Director, Centre for Emerging Market Policies, School of Public Policy, George Mason University, USA.
Sasidaran Gopalan is Research Scholar at School of Public Policy, George Mason University, USA.
Rabin Hattari is Public Management Economist in South-east Asia Department, Asian Development Bank, Philippines.

• Preface


• 1: How has Emerging Asia Handled Booms and Busts in Capital Flows?


• 2: Are India's International Reserves Adequate to Manage Future Crises?


• 3: How Important are Remittances as a Source of External Financing in South Asia?


• 4: What Drives FDI Flows to and Within Emerging Asia?


• 5: What is the Extent of Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions (MandAs) in Emerging Asia?


• 6: What is the Mystery Behind India's FDI Flows?


• 7: How Open are the Banking Sectors in Emerging Asia to FDI?


• 8: How Effective was Monetary Policy in India during the Global Financial Crisis?


• 9: How Integrated is East Asia?: The Real and Financial Dimensions.


• 10: How Are Emerging Asian Currencies Managed?


• Index