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Publications of Bai Gao     :chronological  combined  bibtex listing:

Books

  1. Japan's Economic Dilemma: The Institutional Origins of Prosperity and Stagnation (Chinese Edition) (2004), Shangwu Publishing House, Beijing China
  2. Japan’s Economic Dilemma: The Institutional Origins of Prosperity and Stagnation (both hardcover and paperback) (2001), New York: Cambridge University Press
  3. Economic Ideology and Japanese Industrial Policy: Developmentalism from 1931 to 1965. (1997), New York: Cambridge University Press ((paperback) 2002. Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge University Press.)

Papers Published

  1. The Dollar Standard and the Monetary Risks: The Chinese Situation Seen from the Japanese Experience, The 21st Century Economic Report (February 20th, 2006)
  2. Bai Gao, Neo-developmentalism Versus Classical Developmentalism: The Chinese Model and the Japanese Model in Comparison, Sociological Studies no. 1 (January, 2006)
  3. Globalization and the Structural Risks in the Chinese Model of Economic Development, Sociological Studies no. 1 (August, 2005)
  4. “The Possibility for A Major Change in International Economic Order, China Reform (April, 2005)
  5. The Exchange Rate of Renminbi and the International Political Economy, Strategy and Management no. 1 (January, 2004)
  6. The State and the Associational Order of the Japanese Economy: The Institutionalization of Cartels and Trade Associations in Japan (1931-1945)., Sociological Forum, vol. 16 no. 3 (2001), pp. 409-443
  7. "Globalization and Ideology: The Competing Images of the Japanese Economic System in the 1990s.”, International Sociology, vol. 15 no. 3 (2000), pp. 435-453
  8. The Search for National Identity in Japanese Economic Policy in 1950-1969., Nations and Nationalism, vol. 4 no. 2 (1998), pp. 227-245
  9. Efficiency, Culture or Politics: the Institutionalization of Japanese Management.", a special issue of The Sociological Review, titled The Laws of the Market (1998), pp. 88-115
  10. Three Paradigms in Modern Japanese Industrial Policy., The Chinese Social Science Quarterly (Spring, 1995), pp. 102-111
  11. Arisawa Hiromi and His Theory for a Managed Economy., The Journal of Japanese Studies (Winter, 1994), pp. 115-153
  12. Japanese University Presidents View Higher Education Reform---on Sino-Japanese University Presidents Conference., Trend of Foreign Education, vol. 1 (1986)

Papers Accepted

  1. Institutionalism in Economic Sociology and Several Theoretical Issues Related to China's Response to the Challenge of Globalization, Sociological Studies (2005)
  2. The Japanese Economy in the Postwar Period, in The Encyclopedia of Japan, edited by William Tsutsui (2005), Black Well

Papers In Progress

  1. Globalization, State Building, and China's Liberalization of FDI (book manuscript) (2005)
  2. The Social Construction of Comparative Advantage: China's Efforts in Industrial Upgrading (book manuscript) (2005)
  3. State Building and Market Building: The Rise of Industrial Clusters in China (book manuscript) (2005)
  4. The State and Economic Governance: the Rise of the Associational Order of the Economy in the United States, Germany, and Japan in 1930-1945 (book manuscript) (2003)

Preprints

  1. "The State and the Associational Order of the Japanese Economy: The Institutionalization of Cartels and Trade Associations in Japan (1931-1945)", in The Sociology of the Economy, edited by Frank Dobbin (2004), Russel Sage Foundation

Book Reviews

  1. Okazaki Tetsuji, Okuno-Fujiwara Masahiro, Ueda Kazuo, Ishii Susumu, and Hori Nobuaki, The Capital Distribution in Post Japan: Industrial Policy and Private Banks, Social Science Journal of Japan (forthcoming) (book review.)

Other

  1. “Why is the Japanese Economy in Trouble.”, Accounts: A Newsletter of Economic Sociology Economic Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association, vol. 2 no. 2 (2002), pp. 6
  2. The Impact of the New Guideline of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty on the China-Taiwan Relations., The World Journal (October, 1997)
  3. The Territory Dispute: China, Taiwan and Japan., The World Journal (October, 1996)
  4. After 'the Loss of Irrelevance': Two Ways of Exploring Social Science Theory in Japanese Studies., The Journal of Asia Studies (May, 1994), pp. 570-572 (book review.)
  5. The Tendency of Chinese Education Reform., The News of Science and Technology (1985)
  6. Diversity and Higher Education Reform., Encyclopedic Knowledge, vol. 8 (1985)
  7. The Background of the Reform of Chinese Higher Education., Beijing University (1985)
  8. Forum of Youth, Challenge to our Study., vol. 2 (1985)
  9. A New Way of Continuing Education., People's Daily (December, 1984)
  10. The Way of Learning by Topic., Beijing University (October, 1984)
  11. 'Human Relation' in the Japanese Management System., Exploration of Labor Issues, vol. 4 (1982)

Book Chapters

  1. The Impact of Hong Kong's Return to China on Sino-Japanese Relations., edited by Guoguang Wu. Hong Kong: The Pacific Century Institute. (in Chinese), The 1997 Effect:Hong Kong, China and the Pacific Region (1997), pp. 209-218
  2. The Impact of Japan's Return to Asia on the China-Taiwan Relations., edited by by the Chinese Association of Political Science and International Studies. Hong Kong: Sanlian Publisher. (in Chinese), Politics, Economy, Society and Cross-Strait Relations (1996), pp. 165-176
  3. Jissen-ha Economics and Japanese Industrial Policy., Kyoto Conference on Japanese Studies, vol. 3 (1994), pp. 289-300 (Kyoto: International Research Center for Japanese Studies.)
  4. Japanese Economy Seen by Foreign Specialists of Japanese Studies., Economic Policy Studies (March, 1991), pp. 74-78 (in Japanese.)
  5. The Sectionalism and Integration of the Japanese State During the 1930s., Transactions of the International Conference of Orientalists in Japan, vol. XXXV (1991), pp. 88-101 (Tokyo: The Japanese Association of Oriental Studies.)
  6. Japanese Higher Education Structure., edited by Hao Keming and Wang Yongquan. Beijing: People's Education Press, Studies on the Reform of Chinese Higher Education (1988), pp. 307-350 ((in Chinese).)