East Asian countries, with different comparative advantages, occupy an important place in the regional and global value chains. They are the engines of the global economy of the 21st century, being simultaneously large importers and exporters of capital. The foreign direct investment policy pursued by these countries has a number of differences that reflect the unique history of the formation of their national economies. < br />For Russia, the East Asian region is of strategic importance in the context of developing regional cooperation and entering the Pacific economic space. The monograph presents the results of a study of the peculiarities of opening foreign markets, regulatory and legal regulation and implementation of international investment policy in the nearest East Asian countries - Russia's neighbors - China, Japan, the Republic of Korea and Mongolia. The problems and prospects of bilateral investment cooperation with the Russian Federation. The book can be useful and interesting for students, graduate students, teachers studying the areas of economics, sociology, geopolitics, history, as well as for everyone interested in modern trends of integration of East Asian countries into the global economy.