Jonathan Lemco
Biographic Data
| ID | 1708020 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jonathan Lemco |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jonathan |
| FAMILY NAME | Lemco |
| SIGNATURE | LEMCO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johns Hopkins University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sino-Japanese Relations
Many analysts choose to focus on the points of contention between the Asian giants. This is perfectly understandable, for China's industries will grow and compete with Japan's worldwide, and Japan's more assertive military will complicate China's foreign policy goals. But the tensions are only half the story
Political Islam in Southeast Asia
Significant differences exist between the Islamic revivalist movements looking to cultural and spiritual renewal that have swept Southeast Asia in recent years and transnational terrorist networks. Straddling these two extremes are political parties and groups seeking greater autonomy or secession of predominantly Islamic regions
Japan's Slow-Moving Economic Avalanche
For now Japan is too integrated into the world financial system and too big to fail.... But a time of reckoning is coming if changes are not made
Latin America's Volatile Financial Markets
The soundness of Latin America's financial health remains dependent on international capital–primarily from the United States–and commodity exports–also primarily to the United States. This dependence on the international financial environment, along with deep-seated domestic economic inequalities and structural deficiencies, means a guarded economic prognosis for the countries of the region
Indonesia
Politics in post-Suharto Indonesia remains in flux. President Wahid, the parliament, students, political parties, labor, and the military are all scrambling to find a foothold in the country's new power structure
Is the Asian Financial Crisis Over
Essay| December 01 1999 Is the Asian Financial Crisis Over? Jonathan Lemco, Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco is senior international research analyst at KWR International. He previously was the director of sovereign risk research at Credit Suisse First Boston and a professor of political science at the Johns Hopkins University Paul Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Schol…
Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom
Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom
Canada
Essay| March 01 1995 Canada: The Year of the Volatile Voter Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco is a senior fellow at the National Planning Association and adjunct professor of Canadian studies at The Johns Hopkins University. His most recent book is Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom: The Quebec Sovereignty Movement and Its Implications for Canada and the United States (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1994). Search for other works b…
National Health Care
National Health Care
Between War and Peace in Central America
The Futility of Senate Reform in Canada
Studies of Canadian politics
Canadian Foreign Policy Interests in Central America
Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is faced with a number of difficult choices concerning Canada's foreign policy in Central America. These choices are particularly problematic because their repercussions may have an important impact on Canada- US relations. On the one hand, the Prime Minister must heed public opinion in Canada which favors increased government concern about human rights and economic development in Central America. On the oth…
The Fusion of Powers and the Crisis of Canadian Federalism
The crisis in Canadian federalism has not emerged suddenly, but has been building for many years. It is our contention that Canada's political and constitutional problems can only be alleviated by reform of the parliamentary system. The fusion of executive and legislative powers inherent in the parliamentary system requires strict party discipline to sustain a government, a requirement intensifying the difficulties posed by Canada's particular co…
Canadian Foreign Policy Interests in Central America
Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is faced with a number of difficult choices concerning Canada's foreign policy in Central America. These choices are particularly problematic because their repercussions may have an important impact on Canada- US relations. On the one hand, the Prime Minister must heed public opinion in Canada which favors increased government concern about human rights and economic development in Central America. On the oth…
The Fusion of Powers and the Crisis of Canadian Federalism
The crisis in Canadian federalism has not emerged suddenly, but has been building for many years. It is our contention that Canada's political and constitutional problems can only be alleviated by reform of the parliamentary system. The fusion of executive and legislative powers inherent in the parliamentary system requires strict party discipline to sustain a government, a requirement intensifying the difficulties posed by Canada's particular co…
The Fusion of Powers and the Crisis of Canadian Federalism
The crisis in Canadian federalism has not emerged suddenly, but has been building for many years. It is our contention that Canada's political and constitutional problems can only be alleviated by reform of the parliamentary system. The fusion of executive and legislative powers inherent in the parliamentary system requires strict party discipline to sustain a government, a requirement intensifying the difficulties posed by Canada's particular co…
The Futility of Senate Reform in Canada
Studies of Canadian politics
Canadian Foreign Policy Interests in Central America
Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is faced with a number of difficult choices concerning Canada's foreign policy in Central America. These choices are particularly problematic because their repercussions may have an important impact on Canada- US relations. On the one hand, the Prime Minister must heed public opinion in Canada which favors increased government concern about human rights and economic development in Central America. On the oth…
Between War and Peace in Central America
Canada
Essay| March 01 1995 Canada: The Year of the Volatile Voter Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco is a senior fellow at the National Planning Association and adjunct professor of Canadian studies at The Johns Hopkins University. His most recent book is Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom: The Quebec Sovereignty Movement and Its Implications for Canada and the United States (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1994). Search for other works b…
National Health Care
National Health Care
Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom
Turmoil in the Peaceable Kingdom
Is the Asian Financial Crisis Over
Essay| December 01 1999 Is the Asian Financial Crisis Over? Jonathan Lemco, Jonathan Lemco Jonathan Lemco is senior international research analyst at KWR International. He previously was the director of sovereign risk research at Credit Suisse First Boston and a professor of political science at the Johns Hopkins University Paul Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Schol…
Latin America's Volatile Financial Markets
The soundness of Latin America's financial health remains dependent on international capital–primarily from the United States–and commodity exports–also primarily to the United States. This dependence on the international financial environment, along with deep-seated domestic economic inequalities and structural deficiencies, means a guarded economic prognosis for the countries of the region
Indonesia
Politics in post-Suharto Indonesia remains in flux. President Wahid, the parliament, students, political parties, labor, and the military are all scrambling to find a foothold in the country's new power structure
Sino-Japanese Relations
Many analysts choose to focus on the points of contention between the Asian giants. This is perfectly understandable, for China's industries will grow and compete with Japan's worldwide, and Japan's more assertive military will complicate China's foreign policy goals. But the tensions are only half the story
Political Islam in Southeast Asia
Significant differences exist between the Islamic revivalist movements looking to cultural and spiritual renewal that have swept Southeast Asia in recent years and transnational terrorist networks. Straddling these two extremes are political parties and groups seeking greater autonomy or secession of predominantly Islamic regions
Japan's Slow-Moving Economic Avalanche
For now Japan is too integrated into the world financial system and too big to fail.... But a time of reckoning is coming if changes are not made
Political science (15 works) · Law (11 works) · Politics (10 works) · Economics (7 works) · History (7 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Canadian Identity and History (5 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (5 works) · Law (5 works)