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NOVEMBER
24, 2000 VOL. 26 NO. 46 | SEARCH ASIAWEEK
Special
Anniversary Issue
25
Years Celebrating Asia
YOUTH POWER!
Youth
at 25
Asiaweek celebrates the new individualism of the region's Generation
Now
Region in Flux
From Jackie Chan to Aung San Suu Kyi, the Vietnam War to the Asian Crisis, here are the events, fads and trends which have created the new Asia
20-Something
Comparing the modern Asian woman in 1975 and 2000 (requires Flash)
Beyond 25
From Kashmir to Korea, burning questions for the next 25
years
Voices:
Freedom
Writer Yu Jie says the law and the Internet will free China
Online
The Internet is rocking the region, by Hong Kong netrepreneur Yat
Siu
The World
President Kim Dae Jung on the challenge of globalization
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25 In Asia:
JAPAN: A Brave New World
Young webheads are battling Japan Inc. and ingrained attitudes
to forge a new economy
MALAYSIA: Mod and Muslim
And fretting about Islamic conservatism
KOREA: Family and Career
Women want both — and are beginning to get them
SINGAPORE: Pushing Back the
Boundaries
But can artists ever break free to be truly creative?
Editorial
Asia's New Rules Politics is out. Business and technology
are driving progress in the new Asia |
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activity, to see the world from an Asian perspective, to be Asia's voice
in the world"
-mission statement, 1975
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THAILAND: Is Finance Minister
Tarrin single-handedly sinking the Chuan government?
TAIWAN: Why is President Chen
Shui-bian making moves that are anti-business and hurting the economy?
The answer is political
MALAYSIA: A satirical play
shows that Anwar lives, and that art is a substitute for politics
BUSINESS
Reform: A scandal damages
restructuring efforts of the floundering South Korean economy
Mines: Violence and strife are
serious obstacles to the success of a viable nickel mine in Indonesia
Investing: Why many Chinese collectors
shell out outlandish sums of money for jade
Editorial: Politics is out. Business
and technology are driving progress in the new Asia
Letters & Comment: Endangered eating
Looking Back: South Korea, June
1987 People Power in South Korea
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The Bottom Line: Asiaweek's
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