Henry Wan, Jr. 470 Uris Hall, Cornell University Ithaca NY 14853-7601 Tel. (607) 255-6211 Fax. (607) 255-2818 e-mail: hyw1@cornell.edu

Current Position -
Professor, Economics Department, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY USA

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Courses I Recently Taught:

• Economics 761 International Trade
• Economics 473 Economics of Export-led Development
• Economics 445 Topics in Micro-economics (Industrial Policy)

My current research interest:

• Development under Globalization
• The economics of East Asia
• Industrial Policy
• Welfare Economics of International Trade

Selected recent publications and works on

• Harnessing globalization for growth.
• East Asian development: What does it show?
• Industrial policy: Evidence, theory, and rethinking.
• Customs Unions, Trade Negotiations.

Harnessing Globalization for Growth

On this topic I have written a series of articles. See the selested list. Just this month (November 2003), my book Economic Development in a Globalized Environment: East Asian Evidences appeared at the Kluwer Academic Press, which presents my overall views in a single place.

East Asian Development: What does it show?

My work here follows the appearance of M. Morishima's 1982 volume, and how his interpretation was received by leading economists like S. Chakravarty. Since I could believe that either the Nipponized version of Confucianism, nor any version of Confucianism explains that much of East Asian growth, I present my views, as soon as I could, and whenever I had the opportunity. The related papers of mine not all equally accessible, are as follows.