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    Zacarias Garcia is a first year criminology student who wrote a summary and analysis of the article "The Research Institute of Economy; Trade and Industry,237-271. by Shiraishi, T. (2004)". The key points learned were that middle classes in East Asia developed from regional economic growth, their lifestyles were shaped by influences from America, Japan, China, and others, and their emergence significantly impacts the East Asian region in three ways. However, it remains unclear how developmental states and economic growth politics specifically created the middle class, their role as important urban forces, and who will further economically integrate the region and construct an Asian identity for economic and political gains.

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    Zacarias Garcia is a first year criminology student who wrote a summary and analysis of the article "The Research Institute of Economy; Trade and Industry,237-271. by Shiraishi, T. (2004)". The key points learned were that middle classes in East Asia developed from regional economic growth, their lifestyles were shaped by influences from America, Japan, China, and others, and their emergence significantly impacts the East Asian region in three ways. However, it remains unclear how developmental states and economic growth politics specifically created the middle class, their role as important urban forces, and who will further economically integrate the region and construct an Asian identity for economic and political gains.

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    Garcia, Zacarias E.

    BS Criminology
    1st Year – Alpha

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    The Research Institute of Economy; Trade and Industry,237-271. by Shiraishi, T. (2004)

    1. The three things that I significantly learned from the readings

    - Middle classes in East Asia are a product of regional economic development


    - Their life styles have been shaped in complex ways by their appropriation of things American,
    Japanese, Chinese, Islamic, and others
    - Their emergence as social and cultural formation is significant for the East Asian region
    making in three respects.

    2. The three things that are still unclear to me

    - They are a product of developmental states and their politics of economic growth.
    -  Yet there is no question that new urban middle classes are there as important forces in all
    these countries
    - What remains to be seen is who produces what to further integrate the region economically
    and to construct an Asian identity for economic and political gains.

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