Publications

The Communist International struggled incessantly for the rights of oppressed peoples of the world. This article highlights its impact on the Vietnamese revolution and the implementation of its policies by the Communist Party of Vietnam.

A sole focus on economic growth leads to the exhaustion of natural resources, environmental pollution and climate change. An adjustment of national development strategies highlighting socio-ecological factors has become very urgent.

We sat down with Dr. Khuat Thu Hong to examine the historical roots of sexual violence and current obstacles to the spread of the #metoo debate in Vietnam.

The Institute for Social Development Studies and Hanoi School of Public Health have conducted a research study to examine the impacts of the pandemic on victims of domestic violence in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Covid-19 has caused massive layoffs across Vietnam. The pandemic thus reveals flaws in the prevalent national economic strategy based on a cheap labour force and outsource manufacturing.

This text analyzes in which ways a new generation of "regional trade agreements" is re-shaping the working conditions and labor code in Vietnam.

Smallholder farmers across Vietnam were surveyed to identify what ecosystems they depend on, what climate change impacts they face, and what ecosystem-based adaptation measures are appropriate for their community.

The Mekong River Basin is extremely vulnerable to climate change. To adapt, Mekong countries have built their national policy strategies and action plans. This paper discusses some challenges in their implementation.

In Vietnam, true international solidarity was first introduced and developed during the twentieth century through the revolutionary activities of Ho Chi Minh.

Disbelief, horror, astonishment—these days, when there are reports on the Vietnamese news about how Europe is handling the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are literally no longer able to understand the world.