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The Dragon's Underbelly

Dynamics and Dilemmas in Vietnam's Economy and Policies

Nhu Truong Tuong Vu

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English
ISEAS
31 March 2023
This book shows why Vietnam has not become the dragon it is often touted to be. The team of authors include both long-time observers and junior scholars who present cutting-edge research on the latest trends as well as major challenges facing the country's economy and political system. As Vietnam seeks to escape from poverty and the legacies of mistaken socialist policies, its economy has become fully integrated into the global economy. Yet, without an effective and far-sighted leadership, it is still occupying a low position in the global value chains and becoming increasingly dependent on China. Politically, after three decades of reform, the Vietnamese Communist Party's grip on power has well adapted to the market economy, but is confronting deep vulnerabilities as observed in its eroding ability to control workers, the media, public universities, and state-owned enterprises. The book also includes a section that applies formal and statistical methods to compare Vietnam with China in two critical areas of political accountability and anti-corruption policy.

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Imprint:   ISEAS
Country of Publication:   Singapore
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 21mm
Weight:   272g
ISBN:   9789815011395
ISBN 10:   9815011391
Pages:   379
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Nhu Truong (Editor) Nhu Truong is Assistant Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Affairs at Denison University, a Mansfield-Luce Asia Scholars Network Fellow, a Rosenberg Institute Scholar, and a Center For Khmer Studies Senior Research Fellow.Tuong Vu (Editor) Tuong Vu is Professor and Head of the Political Science Department at the University of Oregon.

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