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  Welcome to the home page of Kar-yiu Wong!

Visit my mirror web site: http://www.karyiuwong.com/ for more information, including most of the papers presented in previous conferences I organized.

I am a Professor of Economics at the University of Washington, Director of the Research Center for International Economics (RCIE), and President of the Asia-Pacific Economic Association (APEA). Contact me!

  •    Areas of Interest:    

    international trade, economic development and growth, and Asia studies

  •    Best Paper of the Year:    

    "Firm Failure and Financial Crisis: The Experience of South Korea"  in the Journal of Korean Economy in 2000.

  •    Books:    

    International Trade in Goods and Factor Mobility, MIT Press, 1995 (second printing 1997), translated into Japanese in 1997.

  •    Conferences:    

    more than thirty (30) conferences organized or co-organized since 1996

  •    My Pictures:    

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Research and Publishing Training Program

I am organizing an advanced training program on economic and business administration and publishing. It provides lectures and training to participants on writing academic research papers and publishing in international journals. It will be held on the campus of the University of Washington, August 13 - 31, 2007. For more details and application, please click here.

 
WTO, China, and the Asian Economies, V

This is the fifth conference of the series. It will be held at the Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, China, on July 29-30, 2007. Please click here for more information of the conference and submission information.

 
Korea and the World Economy, VI

This is the sixth conference of the series. It will be held in Sydney, Australia on July 2-3, 2007. Please submit an abstract by March 31, 2007. Please click here for more information about the conference and submission information.

 
WTO and World Trade: Challenges in a New Era

This volume contains 12 articles from internationally renowned experts in the field of world trade. The contributions cover a variety of pressing topics related to trade theory, trade policy, WTO and their relationship. Click here for more details.

 
Third Annual Asia-Pacific Economic Association (APEA) Conference: Hong Kong, July 25-26, 2007

The third annual conference of AEPA will be held in Hong Kong, China, July 25-26, 2007. The local host is the Department of Economics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. For more information, please click here.

 
"Globalization and Regional Economic Development": Gyeong Ju, Korea, December 15-16, 2006

The conference, which was jointly organized by KEBA, RCIE, and KIET, was successfully held at Gyeong Ju, Korea. Please click here for the program and list of participants.

The Beijing conference on "WTO, China, and the Asian Economies, IV" was successfully held on June 24-25, 2006. Please click here for its program and list of participants. The next conference will be held in Harbin, China.

An Interview in the Korea Times, January 1, 2005

An interview on "Korea-US FTA to Upgrade Bilateral Relations," appearing on the Korea Times, January 1, 2005. Click here for a copy of the interview.

 
Outstanding Academic Title

War at Risk: A Global Issues Sourcebook, which contains a chapter on "World Trade" I wrote, has been selected "Outstanding Academic Title" for 2002 by Choice magazine.

"Arranged alphabetically, "AIDS" to "World trade," the 30 contributions in this encyclopedic analysis of the world's major challenges are written by specialists, many connected with universities or research institutions. Contributors to the ecology sections are listed simply as "freelance writer." Each topic is broadly explored, covering historical background and development, current research, policies and programs, regional summaries, and case studies. Each is accompanied by tables, maps, and statistics, and each ends with biographical sketches, a directory of organizations, sources for further research, and excerpts from official documents. Like all CQ's publications, this work is characterized by analytical excellence. Recommended for all reference collections. M. Strange University of Wisconsin--LaCrosse." Choice (December 1, 2002)


This paper was last updated on June 14, 2007.