Titlebook: Vietnam‘s New Order; International Perspe Stéphanie Balme,Mark Sidel Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007 d

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Vietnam’s Integration into the Worldeneral and Asia-Pacific region in particular and simultaneously maintain its political structure. Vietnam has, together with the People’s Republic of China (PRC), managed to preserve a Communist Party system of political power, developed a market economy, and opened it to the world economy. This pro

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Vietnamese Courts The question is how does Vietnam, with socialist legality as its foundational tenet, deal with the tension between the asserted independence of the court system and its traditional instrumentalism? Put another way, how is the tension between Party-led institutions and “l(fā)aw-based state” (.) to be re

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Modern Law, Traditional Ethics, and Contemporary Political Legitimacy in Vietnamked down a lady while rushing on my motorbike. It was in front of the market that was commonly known as the Market of Hades (Ch? ?m ph? or the 19–12 Market)—quite an ominous sign. She fell and held her right ankle in agony, I braked and, leaving the motorbike engine roaring, tended to her immediatel

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Vietnam’s Regional Integrationtion has weakened the vertical power and sovereignty of the Vietnamese state. This proposition is examined in a case study focused on the process of Vietnam’s regional integration through membership in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).

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