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    • The ‘same bed, different dreams’ of Vietnam and China: how (mis)trust could make or break it. European Journal of East Asian Studies 18(1): (2019) 93-128
    Authors: Vuong QH;  Advisor: -;  Co-Author: Vuong TT; Nguyen THK; Ho MT (-)

    Vietnam–China relations could be captured in the Chinese expression ‘同床异梦’, ‘same bed, different dreams’. Analysing Vietnam–China’s asymmetric relationship, cultural and political similarities, divergences in global ambition and the involvement of foreign powers, this study shows how the relationship is increasingly interdependent but is equally fragile. One possible cause is the low level of trust on both sides, evidenced by repeated calls to ‘consolidate political trust’ or ‘enhance mutual trust’ in their high-level bilateral dialogues.
    • “The new politics of debt in the transition economy of Vietnam” Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies 12(1), (2019) 91-110.
    Authors: Nguyen HKT;  Advisor: -;  Co-Author: Nguyen VHT; Vuong TT; Ho MT; Vuong QH (-)

    This study reviews the rising household debt and nonfinancial corporation debt in Vietnam, a socialist-oriented, lower middle-income emerging economy. Vietnam has made huge strides in economic growth within three decades of reforms, lifting millions of people out of poverty thanks to better access to credit. At the same time, there are lending and borrowing practices that signal troubles ahead. Based on a thorough examination of the theoretical literature on indebtedness, the study sets out to identify the drivers of borrowing and over-borrowing in Vietnam in recent years. Particularly, the abundant financial and physical resources have given rise to onsumerism and the boom of the super-rich. These are two of the four factors that have ...
    • “A dataset of students’ mental health and help-seeking behaviors in a multicultural environment”. Data, 4(3), (2019) 124
    Authors: Nguyen MH; Ho MT;  Advisor: -;  Co-Author: Nguyen QYT; Vuong QH (2019)

    University students, especially international students, possess a higher risk of mental health problems than the general population. However, the literature regarding the prevalence and determinants of mental health problems as well as help-seeking behaviors of international and domestic students in Japan seems to be limited. This dataset contains 268 records of depression, acculturative stress, social connectedness, and help-seeking behaviors reported by international and domestic students at an international university in Japan. One of the main findings that can be drawn from this dataset is how the level of social connectedness and acculturative stress are predictive of the reported depression among international as well as domestic students. The dataset is expected to provide re...