Duy Trinh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4375297 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Duy Trinh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Duy |
| FAMILY NAME | Trinh |
| SIGNATURE | TRINH D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Princeton University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9282-4773 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Latent Class Analysis of Covid-19 Vaccine Attitudes and Beliefs
Panethnic Fate Unlinked
Objective: We explain why some immigrants tolerate or even support discrimination against members of their own panethnic groups. We propose that such attitudes are shaped by an individual's acculturation to both their origin and host cultures. Specifically, acculturation affects susceptibility to discrimination faced by panethnic in-groups and moderates beliefs in panethnic-linked fate and solidarity. Methods: We conducted an original survey of V…
The Factional Logic of Political Protection in Authoritarian Regimes
Existing literature highlights an authoritarian sanction dilemma: Dictators must deter rent-seeking, yet in doing so they risk antagonizing factional allies. Using a new dataset of disciplinary investigations within the Chinese and Vietnamese Communist Party, I show that some dictators navigate this dilemma by tailoring the political protection they provide to their followers. Factional malleability, the extent to which a regime’s factions are fo…
Agrarian agitations
Authoritarian responsiveness, as opposed to repression, is expected to quell social unrest. Yet, not only did institutionalized measures to strengthen citizen rights in Vietnam's 2013 Land Law fail to mitigate social unrest, but unrest also became more explosive in the Dong Tam land clash, the deadliest to have taken place in Vietnam's contemporary history. Why does authoritarian responsiveness fail to alleviate social contention? How can respons…
Explaining Factional Sorting in China and Vietnam
Why do autocracies exhibit divergent intra-elite factionalism despite similar institutions? Why do some regimes' factions rally around ideologies while others emphasize personal networks? Through a typology of factional sorting, I argue how external military conflicts exogenously shape a regime's factionalism by deepening or eroding the logistic and social cleavages that constrain factional recruitment. The Chinese Civil War separated Chinese Com…
Explaining Factional Sorting in China and Vietnam
Why do autocracies exhibit divergent intra-elite factionalism despite similar institutions? Why do some regimes' factions rally around ideologies while others emphasize personal networks? Through a typology of factional sorting, I argue how external military conflicts exogenously shape a regime's factionalism by deepening or eroding the logistic and social cleavages that constrain factional recruitment. The Chinese Civil War separated Chinese Com…
Agrarian agitations
Authoritarian responsiveness, as opposed to repression, is expected to quell social unrest. Yet, not only did institutionalized measures to strengthen citizen rights in Vietnam's 2013 Land Law fail to mitigate social unrest, but unrest also became more explosive in the Dong Tam land clash, the deadliest to have taken place in Vietnam's contemporary history. Why does authoritarian responsiveness fail to alleviate social contention? How can respons…
Explaining Factional Sorting in China and Vietnam
Why do autocracies exhibit divergent intra-elite factionalism despite similar institutions? Why do some regimes' factions rally around ideologies while others emphasize personal networks? Through a typology of factional sorting, I argue how external military conflicts exogenously shape a regime's factionalism by deepening or eroding the logistic and social cleavages that constrain factional recruitment. The Chinese Civil War separated Chinese Com…
Agrarian agitations
Authoritarian responsiveness, as opposed to repression, is expected to quell social unrest. Yet, not only did institutionalized measures to strengthen citizen rights in Vietnam's 2013 Land Law fail to mitigate social unrest, but unrest also became more explosive in the Dong Tam land clash, the deadliest to have taken place in Vietnam's contemporary history. Why does authoritarian responsiveness fail to alleviate social contention? How can respons…
A Latent Class Analysis of Covid-19 Vaccine Attitudes and Beliefs
Panethnic Fate Unlinked
Objective: We explain why some immigrants tolerate or even support discrimination against members of their own panethnic groups. We propose that such attitudes are shaped by an individual's acculturation to both their origin and host cultures. Specifically, acculturation affects susceptibility to discrimination faced by panethnic in-groups and moderates beliefs in panethnic-linked fate and solidarity. Methods: We conducted an original survey of V…
The Factional Logic of Political Protection in Authoritarian Regimes
Existing literature highlights an authoritarian sanction dilemma: Dictators must deter rent-seeking, yet in doing so they risk antagonizing factional allies. Using a new dataset of disciplinary investigations within the Chinese and Vietnamese Communist Party, I show that some dictators navigate this dilemma by tailoring the political protection they provide to their followers. Factional malleability, the extent to which a regime’s factions are fo…
Political science (4 works) · Authoritarianism (3 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (3 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · China (2 works)