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Jane Skanderup

Senior Associate (Non-resident), Pacific Forum CSIS

Associated Research Focus:

Trade & Economics
 Asia

Associated Programs:

Pacific Forum CSIS

Expertise:

Political economy of Asia, including trade and investment, economic reforms, particularly in South Korea; APEC; international and development economics, including Asia, Mexico, and Brazil
With the Pacific Forum CSIS since 1989, Jane Skanderup specializes in economic and political relations in the Asia-Pacific region. Skanderup's recent projects include a study of the OECD's efforts to conclude an investment agreement, which included a critique of the new foreign investment liberalization policies in South Korea. Skanderup is currently working on economic development in Okinawa and on Japan-Korea economic relations. She also works on APEC and comparative economic issues in Asia and Latin America. She has authored or coauthored several monographs in the Pacific Forum's Occasional Paper Series, several volumes in the CSIS Significant Issue Series, and articles and op-eds, many published in the Forum's PacNet Newsletter. She received an M.A. in international relations from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at the Johns Hopkins University and is fluent in Spanish.

CSIS Publications by Jane Skanderup
Pacnet #50 November 23, 2005: APEC 2005: economics takes center stage 11/23/2005
 Comparative Connections v.7 n.2 - Disharmony Signals End to Post-Sept. 11 Honeymoon 07/01/2005
 Pacnet #03 January 14, 2005: Regional Overview: Tsunami Brings Us Together; Provides Perspective 01/14/2005
 Pacnet #51 December 6, 2004: The APEC Santiago Declaration: Steady Progress, New Challenges 12/06/2004
 Pacnet #49 November 10, 2004: Building Cooperation among the U.S., Japan, and China 11/10/2004
 Issues & Insights No. 6 - 04 — August, 2004 08/01/2004
 Comparative Connections v.6 n.2 - Anxiety About Taiwan Hits New Highs 07/01/2004
 Issues & Insights No. 2 - 04 — March, 2004 03/01/2004
 Pacnet #03 January 16. 2004: Comparative Connections January 2004 01/16/2004
 Issues & Insights No. 1 - 04 — January, 2004 01/01/2004
 Issues & Insights No. 9 - 03 — November, 2003 11/15/2003
 Issues & Insights No. 8 - 03 — November, 2003 11/01/2003
 Pacnet #16 April 15, 2003: Comparative Connections April 2003 04/15/2003
 Pacnet #03 January 16, 2003: Comparative Connections January 2003 01/16/2003
 Issues & Insights No. 5 - 02 — December, 2002 12/01/2002
 Issues & Insights No. 4 - 02 — October, 2002 10/01/2002
 Pacnet #22 May 31, 2002: The World Cup: Promoting Globalization? 05/31/2002
 Issues & Insights No. 4 - 02 — March, 2002 03/01/2002
 Pacnet #39 October 5, 2001: Reassessing Priorities in the Global Economy 10/05/2001
 Pacnet #47 November 22, 2000: Brunei 2000: Accomplishments, Stasis, and the Strategic Wisdom of APEC 11/22/2000
 Pacnet #43 November 6, 1998: The 1998 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Meeting: Opportunity for Relevance? 11/06/1998
 Pacnet #37 September 25, 1998: Global Capital Flows: No Textbook Solution 09/25/1998
 

 

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