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Regional development in Southeast Asia: The challenges of subnational diversity

Hal Hill Australian National University
Pages 261-302 | Published online: 02 May 2007

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Fredrik Sjöholm. (2002) The challenge of combining FDI and regional development in Indonesia. Journal of Contemporary Asia 32:3, pages 381-393.
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Hal Hill. (1998) The challenge of regional development in Indonesia. Australian Journal of International Affairs 52:1, pages 19-34.
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Gregg Huff. (2011) Finance and long-term development issues in Southeast Asia. Asian-Pacific Economic Literature 25:1, pages 56-78.
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Hal Hill. (2002) Spatial Disparities in Developing East Asia: a survey. Asian-Pacific Economic Literature 16:1, pages 10-35.
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