Political economy of Vietnam
Subtitle: market reform, growth, and the state
By: Joshua M. Steinfeld and Khi V. Thai
Contributors: Thai, Khi V., 1941- author; University of Maryland at Baltimore. School of Law
Series: Maryland series in contemporary Asian studies -- number 3 - 2013 (214); Maryland series in contemporary Asian studies -- 2013, no. 3.
Publisher: University of Maryland School of Law
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
ISBN-13: 9781932330441
Subjects: Economic conditions; Economic policy; Politics and government
Description: The evolution of Vietnam's political economy is unlike that of any other nation in the world today. No other country has endured so much uncertainty, hostility, occupation, civil war, political transition, or rapid economic change. If the time period from 1842 through 1975 in Vietnam was marked by a struggle for independence, then the period from 1975 to 2013 can be described as a period of maintenance and flourishing of a dynamic capitalist nation. Given the tremendous pace at which economic growth has been realized since national independence in 1975, the successes of Vietnam's socialist-communist political form of government serve as an example for developing nations around the world.
Notes: Title from cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: I. Introduction; title: II. Politics and resistance since the French Indochina War; title: III. Moving toward market economy; title: IV. Economic renovation; title: V. Socio-economic development strategy; title: VI. Challenges; title: VII. Conclusion.