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ASIAWEEK, June 27 issue
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Volume 23 Number 25 June 27, 1997
Cover Story
Women The best and brightest are staying single longer and having
fewer children. Should society be alarmed?
Names Japan?s brides want to keep their family surnamesEssay Men may
not be as useless as they appear
Editorials
ASEAN Expansion means facing up to urgent priorities
Fad Cyberpets and man?s shifting relationship to machines
The Nations
Cambodia The battle between the co-premiers intensifies one month
before the country is to join ASEAN
Philippines A winning opposition party combination?
Taiwan Garbage piles up in the streets of a renegade county
Undisposed Waste stinks in more ways than one
Indonesia Cheating at the polls and getting away with it
Malaysia Striking at corruption in wild Sabah state
Arts & Sciences
Architecture The Portuguese rescue their heritage by breathing life
into Macau?s elegant but aging buildings
Cinema A quasi-independent Chinese epic wins over the cynics
Health Sarawak on alert as children die from a mystery virus
Technology Bringing radio to the earth?s ?information poor?
Books A TV news veteran looks back at Tiananmen
People Siamese twins on stage in Singapore
Frontlines Tamil resistance stiffens in Sri Lanka
Newsmakers Kesri takes over Congress
PassageCurrents in the river of life
Business
Everbright The China investment group that emerged from obscurity to
become everybody?s favorite red chip
Interview Everbright chairman Zhu Xiaohua
Yen Playing Japan?s currency on the bounce
Phoenix A takeover battle at Thailand?s largest pulp concern
Investing A regional expert finds bright spots in Asian bourses
Stocks Buying electronics in Taiwan
Market Highlights Tin output rises and prices fall
Company Closeup China Light & Power
World Stocks The week in Asian markets
Currencies Exchange rates of 34 denominations
Letters & Comment
ASEAN?s economic priority
Statistics
Bottom Line How you are doing ? by the numbers
Vital Signs You are what you import
Currencies Exchange rates of 34 denominations
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