Janet Hunter is the Saji Emeritus Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Patnaree Srisuphaolarn is associate professor of international business at Thammasat Business School in Bangkok. Pierre van der Eng is associate professor at the Australian National University.Julia Yongue is professor in the Business Economics Department of the Faculty of Economics at Hosei University in Tokyo.

• 1. Introduction: Rethinking Business Ethics in Thailand and Indonesia2. Management Philosophies and Economic Development in Emerging Countries: Learning from Shibusawa Eiichi and Matsushita Konosuke3. Siam Then, Thailand Now: Contextualising the Emergence of Thai Capitalism through Three Phases of Globalisation4. Indonesian Business Groups from the Perspective of the Shibusawa Business Model5. What Significance does the Continuance of Family Business Groups have in Thai Society? A Case Study of the Central Group6. Entrepreneurship and Innovation of Thai Firms in Manufacturing Industries7. The Linkage Between Stewardship, Competitive Advantage and Firm Performance: An Empirical Study of Indonesian Family Business8. The Making of a Thai Consumer Goods Conglomerate: the Role of Dynamic Entrepreneurship and Social Capital9. Antecedents of Corporate Social Responsibility in Indonesia, 1900s-1950s10. Reconstructing Business Ethics through Egodocuments: Non-Western Perceptions of Business Ethics in Indonesia, 1950s-2000s11. The Essence and Mechanism of Transformation to a 'Sufficiency Economy'12. Business in Indonesia since Reformasi; New Opportunities for CSR and Ethical CapitalismList of ContributorsIndex

Janet Hunter is the Saji Emeritus Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Patnaree Srisuphaolarn is associate professor of international business at Thammasat Business School in Bangkok. Pierre van der Eng is associate professor at the Australian National University.Julia Yongue is professor in the Business Economics Department of the Faculty of Economics at Hosei University in Tokyo.

• 1. Introduction: Rethinking Business Ethics in Thailand and Indonesia2. Management Philosophies and Economic Development in Emerging Countries: Learning from Shibusawa Eiichi and Matsushita Konosuke3. Siam Then, Thailand Now: Contextualising the Emergence of Thai Capitalism through Three Phases of Globalisation4. Indonesian Business Groups from the Perspective of the Shibusawa Business Model5. What Significance does the Continuance of Family Business Groups have in Thai Society? A Case Study of the Central Group6. Entrepreneurship and Innovation of Thai Firms in Manufacturing Industries7. The Linkage Between Stewardship, Competitive Advantage and Firm Performance: An Empirical Study of Indonesian Family Business8. The Making of a Thai Consumer Goods Conglomerate: the Role of Dynamic Entrepreneurship and Social Capital9. Antecedents of Corporate Social Responsibility in Indonesia, 1900s-1950s10. Reconstructing Business Ethics through Egodocuments: Non-Western Perceptions of Business Ethics in Indonesia, 1950s-2000s11. The Essence and Mechanism of Transformation to a 'Sufficiency Economy'12. Business in Indonesia since Reformasi; New Opportunities for CSR and Ethical CapitalismList of ContributorsIndex

Janet Hunter is the Saji Emeritus Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Patnaree Srisuphaolarn is associate professor of international business at Thammasat Business School in Bangkok. Pierre van der Eng is associate professor at the Australian National University.Julia Yongue is professor in the Business Economics Department of the Faculty of Economics at Hosei University in Tokyo.

• 1. Introduction: Rethinking Business Ethics in Thailand and Indonesia2. Management Philosophies and Economic Development in Emerging Countries: Learning from Shibusawa Eiichi and Matsushita Konosuke3. Siam Then, Thailand Now: Contextualising the Emergence of Thai Capitalism through Three Phases of Globalisation4. Indonesian Business Groups from the Perspective of the Shibusawa Business Model5. What Significance does the Continuance of Family Business Groups have in Thai Society? A Case Study of the Central Group6. Entrepreneurship and Innovation of Thai Firms in Manufacturing Industries7. The Linkage Between Stewardship, Competitive Advantage and Firm Performance: An Empirical Study of Indonesian Family Business8. The Making of a Thai Consumer Goods Conglomerate: the Role of Dynamic Entrepreneurship and Social Capital9. Antecedents of Corporate Social Responsibility in Indonesia, 1900s-1950s10. Reconstructing Business Ethics through Egodocuments: Non-Western Perceptions of Business Ethics in Indonesia, 1950s-2000s11. The Essence and Mechanism of Transformation to a 'Sufficiency Economy'12. Business in Indonesia since Reformasi; New Opportunities for CSR and Ethical CapitalismList of ContributorsIndex