Titlebook: Vietnam at the Vanguard; New Perspectives Acr Jamie Gillen,Liam C. Kelley,Phan Le Ha Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Introduction, at a conference called Engaging With Vietnam (EWV). This introductory chapter documents these transformations in the way knowledge about Vietnam is being produced and discusses how they have been manifested at the EWV conference series over the past decade.

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Competing Imagined Ancestries: The L?c Vi?t, the Vietnamese, and the Zhuangense that their group possessed deep historical roots. This effort has succeeded in Vietnam. In the case of China, it is an effort that is still underway. In this paper, we examine these two “competing imagined ancestries” and ponder how these identity projects will impact the lives of people in both Vietnam and China in the years ahead.

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Transnational Life Trajectories and the Notion of Return—German-Born Vi?t Ki?u (Overseas Vietnamese) the returnee’s experiences and their perceptions of non/belonging seem to be highly gendered. While many young women feel estranged by curfews and the controlling attitude of their families, many young men engage with Vietnam through parties, alcohol and prostitution, fostering in them a sense of belonging.

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Transnational Life Trajectories and the Notion of Return—German-Born Vi?t Ki?u (Overseas Vietnamese)amese migrants back to their ancestral homeland. Building on the concepts of return and diaspora tourism, it will be shown how the research participants, despite being born and socialised in Germany, intimately engage with Vietnam through return visits since their early childhood in the 1990s. Never

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Conflicted Citizenship in Vietnam: Between Grassroots Mobilization and State Repressionday practices of state-society conflicts. Recent developments like the increasing usage of social media, conflicts with China, an educated urban youth, and growing environmental awareness provide new tools for grassroots activism. The population has increasing access to and demand for information, r