Examines the economy of Southeast Asia during the period 1997 to 1999 against a background of socio‐economic theory and a transition from disequilibrium to general stable and equilibrium conditions. Discusses solutions towards establishing self‐regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just...

Explores how European monetary systems have become an heterogeneous conglomerate with the passing of time, questioning the failures of the modern gold standard and the international monetary fund. Asks what kind of monetary and economic union is desirable, examining the choice in terms of the...

Says of Jon Tinbergen that he was a very modest person and a very great scientist. Looks at his early humble beginnings in The Netherlands and on to his many and varied advisory placements with a number of foreign governments. Concludes Tinbergen was a great original twentieth century economist.