The Political Economy of the East Asian Miracle is a comprehensive academic book that examines the causes of success and failure of protectionist economic policies in East Asia, particularly using Taiwan and the Philippines as examples. Written by Roland Rohde and published by Peter Lang Publishing, the work provides a detailed analysis of economic strategies and their impacts on the development of these countries. With 419 pages, the book is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in the complex relationships between economic policy and economic growth in the region. The study highlights both the positive and negative aspects of protectionist measures, contributing to a deeper understanding of the political economy in East Asia. The book is written in German and was published in 1999, making it an important source for historical and current economic analyses.