ASIA AND WESTERN DOMINANCE

Deepak Lal

Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 2003, vol. 8, issue 3, 283-299

Abstract: This paper considers the conflicts between the West and Asia in the age of globalization and its concomitant ideology of liberal values. It concludes that while the material wealth of the West is welcome everywhere, Asia has resisted, and will continue to resist, the attempts to homogenize Asian culture. The paper argues that the West should accept differences in human rights, ecological policies and forms of governments, and limit itself to the equalization of opportunities for commerce and trade.

Date: 2003
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