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The 1st International Conference on Vietnam Studies (1998)

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The 1st International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (1998)

Date: July 1998
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam
Theme: “Vietnam: Integration and Development”
Summary: The first International Conference on Vietnamese Studies was organized to introduce research on Vietnam in the context of the country’s early stage of international integration following the Đổi Mới (Renovation) reforms launched in 1986. Presentations focused on various fields such as history, culture, economy, and foreign policy. The conference highlighted Vietnam’s role in Southeast Asia, especially after its accession to ASEAN in 1995. Both international and domestic scholars discussed Vietnam’s potential and challenges in the globalization process, including market economy reforms and the preservation of cultural identity.
Achievements: The conference laid the foundation for a continuing series of international conferences on Vietnamese Studies, establishing a forum for scholarly exchange between researchers both in Vietnam and abroad.
Number of Presentations: Approximately 100 papers by scholars from Vietnam, Japan, the United States, France, and ASEAN countries.

Source: vnu.edu.vn

The 2nd International Conference on Vietnam Studies (2004)

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The 2nd International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2004)

Date: December 2004
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam
Theme: “Vietnam on the Road to Development”
Summary: The conference took place as Vietnam was preparing for accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2007. Presentations focused on economic, social, and cultural dimensions, analyzing the impacts of international economic integration on Vietnam. Key topics included state-owned enterprise reform, rural development, education, and cultural heritage preservation. The conference also addressed the role of science and technology in promoting sustainable development, alongside challenges such as social inequality and environmental pollution.
Achievements: The conference contributed scientific input for policymaking in Vietnam’s socio-economic development strategy for the 2001–2010 period, particularly in the context of economic integration.
Number of Presentations: Approximately 150 papers from scholars representing over 20 countries.
Source: vnu.edu.vn

The 3rd International Conference on Vietnam Studies (2008)

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The 3rd International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2008)

Date: December 2008
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam
Theme: “Vietnam: International Integration and Sustainable Development”
Summary: The conference was held shortly after Vietnam’s accession to the World Trade Organization (2007) and amidst the global financial crisis of 2008. Presentations focused on the impacts of international integration on Vietnam’s economy, culture, and society, with a strong emphasis on sustainable development. Key topics included economic transformation, education and human resource development, cultural heritage preservation, and climate change response. The role of Vietnam in international organizations such as ASEAN and APEC was also a significant focus.
Achievements: The conference provided policy recommendations to help Vietnam navigate the global economic crisis and strengthen its international integration.
Number of Presentations: Approximately 200 papers by scholars from both Vietnam and abroad.

Sources: vnu.edu.vn, tapchicongsan.org.vn

The 4th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2012)

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The 4th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2012)

Date: December 2012
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam
Theme: “Vietnam’s Strength: Toward a Sustainable Future”
Summary: The conference focused on assessing Vietnam’s internal strengths and potential across various fields such as economy, culture, education, and science and technology. Presentations analyzed factors including a young workforce, cultural diversity, and Vietnam’s strategic geopolitical position. Prominent topics included innovation, green economy development, and the enhancement of international cooperation. The conference also addressed challenges such as social inequality, environmental degradation, and the pressing need for educational reform.
Achievements: The conference proposed solutions to help Vietnam harness its internal strengths and move toward sustainable development in an increasingly competitive global context.
Number of Presentations: Approximately 250 papers by scholars from over 30 countries.

Source: vnu.edu.vn

The 5th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2016)

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The 5th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2016)

Date: December 2016
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam
Theme: “Sustainable Development in the Context of Global Change”
Summary: The conference took place as Vietnam was facing global challenges such as climate change, digital transformation, and economic competition. Presentations focused on solutions for sustainable development, including green economy initiatives, renewable energy, and natural resource management. Other key topics included education reform, improving human resource quality, and preserving cultural identity in the context of globalization. The conference also addressed Vietnam’s role in free trade agreements (FTAs) such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), now known as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
Achievements: The conference contributed to shaping sustainable development policies for the 2016–2020 period, particularly in the fields of economics and environmental management.
Number of Presentations: Approximately 300 papers by scholars from over 40 countries.

Sources: vnu.edu.vn, quanlynhanuoc.vn

The 6th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2021)

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The 6th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (2021)

Date: October 28–29, 2021
Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam (hybrid format: in-person and online)
Theme: “Vietnam’s Proactive Integration and Sustainable Development”
Summary: The conference was held in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and other global challenges such as climate change and digital transformation. Presentations focused on Vietnam’s adaptability in pursuing international integration and sustainable development. Key topics included:
– Economy: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Vietnam’s economy, economic recovery strategies, and the role of free trade agreements (FTAs) such as the CPTPP and RCEP.
– Society: Responses to social challenges such as inequality, online education, and public healthcare.
– Culture: The preservation and promotion of cultural heritage in the context of globalization and digital transformation.
– Environment: Solutions to climate change, renewable energy development, and resource management.
– Science and Technology: The role of digital transformation and innovation in socio-economic development.
The conference emphasized Vietnam’s proactive engagement in international affairs, exemplified by its 2020 ASEAN Chairmanship and non-permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council (2020–2021).
– Achievements: The conference provided policy recommendations to support Vietnam’s post-pandemic recovery, strengthen international integration, and advance sustainable development goals in line with the 2021–2030 Socio-Economic Development Strategy.
– Number of Presentations: Approximately 350 papers by domestic and international scholars, with over 500 delegates in attendance.

Sources: vnu.edu.vn, tapchicongsan.org.vn