This article explores Vietnam's distinctive approach to data privacy regulation and its
implications for the established understandings of privacy law. While global data privacy …

The role of ideas in the policy-making process has been taken up by institutional analysts
who found the structured approaches of institutionalism wanting in predicting political …

Vietnamese courts have recently seen radical reforms that retain the status quo in certain
vital respects, but concurrently enable incremental change. The question is how does …

Although capital punishment was once widely used around the world to punish wrongdoers,
today more than 70 percent of all countries can now be described as abolitionist by law or …

Industrial zones were introduced to Vietnam in the late 1990s, and have sprouted across the
country. The largely agrarian Mekong Delta boasts of hosting about a hundred industrial …

As we have stated in the Preface,'new courts' have mushroomed in Asia, with little
comparative analysis of their experience. 2 While country-specific studies of Asian courts …

Being a parent advocate of the rights of children with autism, I have witnessed how the
Vietnamese news media perpetuate misrepresentation, misinformation and disinformation …

In the context of a number of investment arbitration cases having been commenced by
foreign investors against the Government of Vietnam, there is an urgent need for Vietnam to …

Abstract “Nations carve their police system in their own likeness,” wrote police scholar Philip
John Stead in reflecting on how policing institutions are an expression of the political …

Since the start of the Doi Moi (reform) policy in 1986, the Vietnamese economy and society
have undergone fundamental changes. An important part of such changes has been the …