Books By Laurence Brahm
| Book Title | Publisher | Date Published |
|---|---|---|
| The Anti-Globalization Breakfast Club | John Wiley | 2009 |
| Searching for Shangri-la | Marshal Cavendish | 2006 |
| Conversations with Sacred Mountains | Marshal Cavendish | 2006 |
| Shambhala Sutra | Marshal Cavendish | 2006 |
| New Age Sutra | South China Morning Post/Continental Press | 2006 |
| When Yes Means No | Tuttle | 2002 |
| Sun Tzu for Business | Tuttle | 2002 |
| The Art of the China Deal | Tuttle | 2002 |
| China Elements | China Continental Press | 2001 |
| Zhu Rongji – The Transformation of Modern China | John Wiley & Sons | 2001 |
| China’s Century | John Wiley & Sons | 2000 |
| Foreign Investment and Trade Law in Vietnam | Asia | 2000,1991 |
| Foreign Exchange Controls and Strategies for the PRC | Longman | 1999 |
| Intellectual Property Law in the PRC | Longman | 1998 |
| Re-engineering China | Naga | 1998 |
| Zhu Ge Liang’s Art of Crisis management for China Joint Ventures | Naga | 1997 |
| Red Capital | Naga | 1997 |
| Sun Tzu’s Art of Negotiating in China | Naga | 1996 |
| Negotiating in China 36 Strategies | Reed | 1996 |
| China As No. 1 | Butterworths | 1996 |
| The Business guide to China | Butterworths | 1996 |
| The Laos Investment Guide | FT Pitman; co-author | 1995 |
| Banking and Finance in China | Butterworths | 1995 |
| Negotiating in China 36 Strategies | Reed Publishing | 1995 |
| China Inc | Butterworths | 1995 |
| Vietnam: Banking and Finance | Butterworths | 1994 |
| The China Forex Guide | Longman; co-author | 1993 |
| Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer in China | Longman | 1993 |
| Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer in Vietnam | Longman | 1993 |
| The Vietnam Customs Guide | Longman | 1993 |
| Foreign Exchange controls in China: A Strategic Guide for Corporate Survival | Longman | 1992 |
| Banking and Finance in Indochina | Simon & Schustor | 1991 |
| Investment in the Lao PDR | Longman | 1989 |
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