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Tác giả xuất bản bài viết của mình trên tạp chí này đồng ý với những điều khoản sau: Tác giả vẫn giữ bản quyền và trao cho tạp chí quyền xuất bản lần đầu tiên và sau [số tháng] phát hành tác phẩm theo giấy phép Creative Commons Attribution Licensecho phép những người khác chia sẻ tác phẩm đó với điều kiện nêu rõ tác giả và nơi xuất bản đầu tiên. Tác giả có thể ký kết những thỏa thuận riêng rẻ khác mang tính hợp đồng đối với việc phát hành không độc quyền phiên bản của tác phẩm in trên tạp chí này (v.d., đưa vào một kho dữ liệu của một cơ quan hoặc đưa vào một cuốn sách), với điều kiện nêu rõ nơi xuất bản đầu tiên. Tác giả được phép và được khuyến khích đưa bài viết của mình lên mạng (v.d., trong các kho dữ liệu cơ quan hoặc website của tác giả) trước và trong quá trình nộp bài viết vì nó có thể đưa lại những trao đổi hiệu quả cũng như giúp tác phẩm có nhiều địa chỉ trích dẫn hơn (Xem Hiệu lực của Truy cập Tự do).
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Workshop “Vietnamese Social Sciences Journals and Digital Transformation”
Cultural Resources for the Development of the Cultural Industry in Hanoi Today
LUẬN ÁN TIẾN SĨ VĂN HÓA HỌC PHẠM THỊ MỸ HOA. Nguồn lực văn hóa cho phát triển công nghiệp văn hóa ở Thủ đô Hà Nội hiện nay Chuyên ngành: Văn hóa học Mã số: 9.22.90.40 Ngoài phần Mở đầu, Kết luận và Danh mục tài liệu tham khảo, Luận án kết cấu thành 4 chương: 1- Tổng quan tình hình nghiên cứu liên quan và những vấn đề Luận án cần tiếp tục nghiên cứu. 2- Những vấn đề lý luận, lý thuyết nghiên cứu và khái quát về các NLVH của Hà Nội. 3- Thực trạng phát huy NLVH cho phát triển CNVH ở Hà Nội. 4- Bàn luận về phát huy NLVH cho phát triển CNVH ở Hà Nội. Luận án được bảo vệ thành công tại Hội đồng đánh giá luận án tiến sĩ cấp Học viện, họp tại Học viện Chính trị Quốc gia Hồ Chí Minh năm 2025. (TA. giới thiệu)
Một vài nét về tác giả văn học mạng Trung Quốc những năm gần đây
The rise and development of electronic literature have become a significant trend in contemporary Chinese literature. Online literature has profoundly transformed composition methods and artistic forms, sparking a literary revolution in China. A major driving force behind this literary trend is the authors community. This article discusses several aspects related to the groups of writers, copyright issues, and the relationship between authors and readers in today's Chinese cyberliterature.
Vietnamese Higher Education in the Digital Age
Higher education in Vietnam today faces a huge challenge in changing its training methods and models to become an important pillar in the national innovation ecosystem. In the digital age, higher education not only focuses on providing knowledge but also has to respond to the rapid changes of the digital world. The driving force behind the digital age is the global digital transformation process to comprehensively and fundamentally change the way society develops, its lifestyles and activities on digital platforms. In the field of higher education, the application of digital transformation will help students develop comprehensively, both in learning and in practicing soft skills, teamwork and creative problem solving. The article focuses on the current status of digital transformation application, innovation in training methods in higher education in Vietnam in the past five years, clarifying some benefits and barriers that this transformation brings, as well as solutions to these problems.
A Study of the Merits of the Tutelary Deities of the former Hung Yen Province through Historical Documents Preserved at the Institute Hán-Nôm Studies and the Institute of Social Sciences Information
Research on the archive of folk legends of deities at the Institute of Hán-Nôm Studies (code as AE) and the Institute of Social Sciences Information (code as TTTS), Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, reveals that the tutelary deities of the former Hung Yen province are categorized into three types: angelic deities, deified human, gods of mountain and water. However, there are no tutelary gods associated with Stone, Tree, Forest, or Earth (Earth gods)... Statistics from 36 records show that the former Hung Yen province had a total of 52 tutelary deities. Most tutelary deities are meritorious officials who fought against invaders, quelled rebellions, and served the country and its people. These angelic deities and deified human make up the majority. Angelic deities are mythical figures, not real historical beings, who often secretly assist the king and his court in fighting invaders. Deified human are heroic figures who protect the country and shelter its people. However, this classification is only relative.
Labor Export and the Livelihood Diversification of Young Fishermen: The Case Study of Tinh Ky and Binh Chau Communes, Quang Ngai Province
In the context of globalization and livelihood pressure, labor export has become a common strategy for young Vietnamese fishermen. The ethnographic field research in Tinh Ky and Binh Chau communes clarifies the impact of labor export on occupational structure and livelihood culture of fishermen. A question arises: why, despite the same trend of labor export, do the occupational behaviors after repatriation differ in the two localities? The findings reveal that after repatriation, there are two distinct occupational trends: some individuals switch to fishing logistics business, while others continue engaging in seafood harvesting. This contrast confirms the regulatory role of traditional occupational culture and social networks in shaping labor behavior. The study also identifies the process of livelihood restructuring and provides evidence for policies supporting youth workers, ensuring the balance between economic development and cultural preservation in fishing communities.
The Contribution of Thai Studies in Vietnam to the Research and Training of Vietnamese Studies
The article investigates the various meanings of the term “Thai” and positions “Thai Studies” as an interdisciplinary field that examines the history, culture, language, and society of ethnic communities belonging to the Tai-Kadai language family in Vietnam and the surrounding region. Based on a literature review, the article shows that despite of some differences in opion, Vietnamese scholars generally agree on the classification of Tai-Kadai ethnic groups. From this foundation, it highlights the significant contributions of Thai Studies worldwide through the series of International Conferences on Thai Studies (ICTS) and the works of French, Russian, American, and Thai scholars. It then discusses the formation and development of Thai Studies in Vietnam, particularly the role of the Thai Studies Program in Vietnam in organizing and connecting research with Vietnam Studies training, through curricula linked to the preservation of cultural heritage at various levels. Consequently, the article affirms that Thai Studies is an indispensable component of Vietnam Studies.
Exploiting and Promoting Heritage Values to Meet the Requirements of Rapid, Sustainable Development and High-quality Tourism in Quang Ninh Province
Quang Ninh province possesses a rich cultural heritage with diverse forms of heritage and a system of over 600 historical and cultural relics distributed throughout the province. Looking back at the province's cultural journey within the national cultural history, Quang Ninh has clearly recognized and identified its unique and richly traditional culture. Over generations, the people of Quang Ninh have accumulated, converged, and always strived for perfection in character with many admirable qualities. The culture and people of Quang Ninh are a solid spiritual foundation, an endogenous resource, and an important driving force for the province's rapid and sustainable development. These factors form the fundamental basis for Quang Ninh province to exploit and promote the value of its heritage to meet the requirements of rapid, sustainable development and high-quality tourism.
Ho Chi Minh’s Thought and Legal Policies on Social Benefits for People with Meritorious Contributions to the Revolution in Vietnam
The article analyzes Ho Chi Minh's thought on the moral principles of “Be grateful for what you have” and “Gratitude is the sign of noble souls”, as well as the profound influence of these ideas on the formation and improvement of legal policies for those who rendered meritorious services to the revolution in Vietnam. The article also highlights the achievements and limitations of these policies and proposes solutions to enhance their effectiveness, ensuring humanistic values and social justice in the coming time.
PROTECTING THE PARTY’S IDEOLOGICAL FOUNDATION
The 12th International Forum on Socialism “Socialist State Governance in the Context of the New Era”
The Communist Party of Vietnam's Viewpoint on Building a Culture of Environmental Protection
Targeting a culture of environmental protection has been striven toward by many countries worldwide. The Communist Party and the State of Vietnam attach great importance to environmental protection. It can be argued that, while a unified theoretical system for building a culture of environmental protection has not yet been formulated, the Communist Party of Vietnam has articulated clear and consistent viewpoints on this matter. This article analyzes the Party’s viewpoints on building the environmental culture as expressed in its official documents from the 6th to the 13th National Congress, and identifies them through three specific development stages: laying the foundation (from the 6th to the 8th National Congress); shaping the Party’s conception (from the 9th to the 12th National Congress); and the current stage (from the 13th National Congress to the present).
Tran Dynasty Relics in Nam Dinh Province through Archaeological Documents from 2006 to 2016
Applying Ecocriticism in the Study of Vietnamese Novels in Recent Years
Amidst the backdrop of global environmental crises and the growing ecological concerns in Vietnam, ecocriticism has emerged as an innovative and urgent critical approach in literary studies. A number of Vietnamese scholars have taken up engaging with modern and contemporary literature through an ecological lens, thereby contributing to the expansion of literary discourse and underscoring the intricate relationship between humans and nature, culture and the environment. Contemporary Vietnamese novels have increasingly embraced an ecological consciousness, taking on the mission of advocating for environmental protection, raising awareness about ecological degradation, and reflecting on the complex interactions between humanity and the natural world. The systematization of various ecocritical approaches not only helps to elucidate the theoretical and practical development of ecocriticism in Vietnam but also offers significant insights for the contemporary study and teaching of literature.
Lord Trinh Sam: Biography and Poetry Career
This paper aims to introduce the biography and poetry career of the Lord Trịnh Sâm, a remarkable monarchical author in medieval Vietnam. Besides that, the paper examines his poetry texts and proposes general comments on the values of those works. Thus, the paper recommends some directions for studying the author Trịnh Sâm and his poetry works in the coming time.
The Impact of Environmental Factors on Holistic Wellness from an Epigenetic Approach
In recent years, “holistic wellness” has increasingly attracted deep interest of researchers and the social community. In addition to part 1) Overview of Epigenetics, the article is presented in 4 main contents corresponding to environmental levels from micro to macro that are deeply interconnected in an integral ecology essential for holistic wellness, including: 2) Epigenetic impact of the cellular environment; 3) Epigenetic impact of the fetal environment; 4) Epigenetic impact of the family environment; 5) Epigenetic impact of social environment. The article is expected to provide useful scientific information for interested researchers, and at the same time contribute to a necessary consciousness transformation to nurture holistic wellness of each individual, thereby contributing to the sustainable development of the society as a whole.
Violence Against Girls in Cyberspace: the Dark Side of the Digital World
In the digital age, where all information is just a click away, while children have access to knowledge and global connections, they also face a potential and serious risk of violence in cyberspace. No need for weapons, no bruises on the body, but the psychological trauma that victims have to endure can last a lifetime. Girls - with their specific psychological and social vulnerabilities - are emerging as one of the most at- risk groups in cyberspace. They face a wide range of online threats, including bullying, sexual harassment, scams, and invasions of privacy. The consequences for girls can be extremely severe. Using secondary data from international organizations and empirical findings from Vietnam, this article highlights the prevalence, complexity, and serious consequences of online violence against girls. It also proposes several recommendations to promote the joint efforts of families, schools, society, and digital platforms in enhancing digital literacy, strengthening protective mechanisms, and ensuring that girls' voices are heard and respected online.
The Role of Community in Festival Preservation: A Case Study of the Khu Cu Te Festival of the La Chí Ethnic Group in Tuyen Quang Province
The modernization process has profoundly influenced the traditional cultural practices of Vietnam’s ethnic minority communities, particularly their festivals. This paper analyzes the primary role of the La Chí people in sustaining the Tết Khu Cù Tê festival in Hà Giang Province. Based on field surveys, in-depth interviews, and participant observation, the study reveals that the La Chí community maintains the festival through collective traditions and intergenerational learning, thereby ensuring its continuity. The findings illuminate a community-driven model of cultural preservation grounded in internal resilience and provide empirical insights for policy-making toward sustainable, community-based festival conservation.
A Center of Buddhism in Eastern Region of Vietnam through a Case Study of Quynh Lam Pagoda
The article employs an interdisciplinary approach of history, archaeology, and religious studies, combining a diachronic analytical framework to reconstruct the historical appearance and religious function of Quỳnh Lâm Pagoda - a center of Buddhism in the Eastern Region. The geopolitical and cultural factors of the Đông Triều area are emphasized through three key factors, namely, the homeland of Tran dynasty, relics, and religion, which have transformed this place into a convergence of knowledge, royal power, and monastic wealth. At the same time, the article extensively examines records related to Quỳnh Lâm Pagoda through various sources. Although absent in official historical records, Quỳnh Lâm Pagoda emerges as a sacred symbol through local chronicles, inscriptions, and Sino-Vietnamese texts, closely associated with spiritual elements, power, and religious patronage.
Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences Carries out Its Mission of Serving the Country's Development in the New Era of Growth
Established in 1953, after 72 years of formation and development, the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences has made numerous outstanding contributions to the study of national history and cultural origins; providing scientific arguments and policy advice in determining models and orienting development paths; ensuring sustainable development, territorial sovereignty and national security; proactively integrating internationally while protecting the Party's ideological foundation and national cultural values. The achievements and contributions of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences have affirmed its special mission, which is to provide strategic advice to the Party and State, conduct policy research, and protect the Party's ideological foundation,are extremely convincing evidence to refute all wrong arguments and doubts about the role and independent position of the Academy. In the era of national rise, the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences has been further innovating and improving its comprehensive capacity to continue affirming its mission as a leading basic research and policy consulting organization to make greater contributions to serving the country's development.
Vietnam Revolution to Streamline Organization of Political System Can Never be Distorted
Streamlining organization of political system to operate effectively and efficiently, creating a solid foundation to bring our country into a new era is a particularly important, urgent, and imperative revolution in Vietnam. However, taking advantage of this issue, hostile and reactionary forces have fiercely stepped up their sabotage against Vietnam with sophisticated, insidious and harmful arguments. Therefore, it is necessary to proactively identify and resolutely fight to defeat the plots of hostile and reactionary forces whose intention of distorting the nation’s current streamlined political apparatus.
Scientific Workshop “Exemplary Implementation of Revolutionary Ethical Standards in the Party Committee of the Institute of Social Sciences Information in the New Era of National Rise”
Cultural Elements in Vietnamese Feature Films (Through Films Adapted from Folk Literature)
Self-portrait in Literary Memoirs: From Personal Expression to Ontological Construction
In modern Vietnamese literature, artistic memoirs affirm their significant role not only as a means of recording the literary history but also as an artistic space that portrays the portraits of artists, especially of the writers themselves. Literary memoirs express the author’s multidimensional “self” through memories and thoughts about friends and colleagues, and concerns about art, thereby constructing vivid and humane portraits. Moreover, literary memoirs constitute a mode of self-construction through autobiographical strategies, in which the author selects and reconstructs memories to intentionally form the “self”. With their linguistic mastery, self-division, and self- reflexivity, writers have transformed the memoir genre into a distinctive discourse, contributing to the formation of personal identity through writing and artistic creation. This paper examines the representation of the “self” in literary memoirs while suggesting an academic approach to the genre: analyzing the memoirist’s self-portrait from two perspectives: personal self-expression and ontological construction, which is crucial for understanding the particularities of the genre, especially in the field of literary memoirs.
Older Adults' Sexuality from a Gender and Health Perspective
Public debates about the sexuality of older adults have gradually been accepted by society due to the rapid increase of the elderly population globally. Despite differences in age, physical health, and mental health, the elderly are capable of and actively engage in sexual activities like young individuals. While the elderly may or may not be satisfied with their sexual life, they are compelled to avoid their sexual activity due to physical and psychological declines, as well as societal prejudices, which adversely affect their quality of life. This article presents positive perspectives on health, gender, and sexual satisfaction among the elderly, thereby, providing valuable information and knowledge for researchers and policymakers to support successful aging for the elderly.
Intention to Remarry After Divorce and Influencing Factors
By means of a secondary literature review and in-depth analysis of 10 cases selected from a total of 30 survey samples, applying the rational choice theory, the paper analyzes the remarriage intentions of men and women after divorce, thereby identifying the similarities and gender differences in this intention. In addition, factors promoting or hindering the remarriage decision of men and women are also revealed. Findings show that women are more open in their decision to remarry and have higher expectations of their marriage partners than men. Men are often more influenced by their previous marriage, while women by social networks and media. Meanwhile, both men and women are equally influenced by children.
Climate Finance: Solutions from Some Countries and Implications for Vietnam
Climate change has been causing negative impacts on most countries worldwide and requires huge financial resources to respond. Greater climate financing is proven to be the most effective mechanism to mitigate climate risks, preventing serious economic, social and environmental consequences that threaten the lives and livelihoods of millions, even billions, of people globally. The article outlines the concept and role of climate finance; select some climate finance solutions in Singapore, China and Japan to draw experience for Vietnam in its efforts to effectively attract and diversify financial sources to respond to climate change.