1. ARTICLES AND BOOKS
Investing in Emerging Markets: Rules of the Game, Apress 2011, Freedom:
America’s Competitive Advantage in the Global Market, Praeger, 2007, Investing in
China: Legal, Financial and Regulatory Risk, Quorum Books, 2002. Over a hundred
articles for MoneyLife http://www.moneylife.in/author/william-gamble.html in
Mumbai. Over 10 articles for The Analyst, a publication from Hyderabad with focus
on finance. Letters published in the Financial Times include Underground
Economies: Growing Threat, Beware assuming China has a normal market economy,
Financial Times, July 1, 2011, Wishful thinking over IP protection, Financial Times,
March 28, 2011, The pressure on the renminbi is largely political, Financial Times,
September 27, 2010, Big unknowns about state of China economy, Financial Times,
January 6 2009, China's Law Problems Are Problems for Investors, December 23,
2008, Wall Street Journal, Too The US can change but China cannot, Financial Times,
November 28 2008, Termites, not black swans, caused collapse, Financial Times,
October 3 2008 The main point about black swans and credit crises, Financial Times
May 17th, 2008, Nor can they restore trust, Financial Times, March 22nd, 2008,
Beware information deficit in emerging nations. Financial Times, Oct 31, 2007, The
coming crash in Chinese stocks, Financial Times, May 15, 2007, Chinese bank
purchase is neither capitalism nor reform, Financial Times, November 21 2006, Best
investment in China is casinos of Macao, not state-owned banks, Financial Times,
October 02, 2006, China lacks the normal tools of economic management, Financial
Times, July 21 2006, A panda is not a bear just because it looks like one, Financial
Times, May 10, 2006, Western investors will make up for Chinese property losses,
Financial Times, April 12, 2006, Hong Kong Exchange cannot meet protection
standards, Financial Times, December 07, 2005, If you seek creative employees, look
to India not China, Financial Times, October 11, 2005, We have to keep politicians
out of the market, Financial Times, May 18, 2005. If the law is used to limit the
power of Chinese province it could be used to curb Beijing's too, Financial Times,
December 22, 2004, China's ministries do not submit to the law, Financial Times:
October 27, 2004, Market and press curb venal CEOs, Financial Times: May 7, 2004,
China's economy must be freed from the influence of the party Financial Times:
January 9, 2004, National champions have it too easy, Financial Times: November
19, 2003, No investment without justice, Financial Times ; Oct 31, 2003, Communist
party in China should trust in the law, Financial Times ; Oct 02, 2003, Laws that
protect China's powerful, Financial Times ; Jun 16, 2003, Shenzhen should try a
multi party democracy embedded in rule of law, Financial Times ; Feb 06, 2003,
Insure against corporate malfeasance, Financial Times, Going Bust: Overcoming a
Dysfunctional Credit System, Harvard International Review, Summer Symposium
Issue 2003, The Middle Kingdom Runs Dry in Foreign Affairs (originally China Tax
Terminal Dysfunction of Chinese tax system and its effects on the demise of the
Chinese state) November/December 2000, Contract Law in China and Securities
Law in China at ChinaOnline.com.