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Ng Shui Meng

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ID4794841
NAMENg Shui Meng
GIVEN NAMESNg Shui
FAMILY NAMEMeng
SIGNATUREMENG N S
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1974
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1993
H-INDEX0
  • Laos 1992: At the Crossroads

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1993

    Laos in 1992 faced many dilemmas as well as opportunities which if properly managed could lead the country into a new phase of development. On the political front, the death of Kaysone Phomvihane, Laos' political strongman for nearly forty years, marked a significant disjuncture on the political landscape. While the transition of leader ship was remarkably smooth, some concerns remain as to whether his successors would change the course set durin…

  • Laos: Taking the Pragmatic Road

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1990

  • Laos in 1986: Into the Second Decade of National Reconstruction

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1987

    In 1986 the Lao People's Democratic Republic (LPDR) entered its second decade of nation-building since its establishment on 2 December 1975 under the present government of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP). In many respects, the first decade of post-war reconstruction has not been smooth or easy for the LPDR. Politically, the LPDR's close alignment with Vietnam and the Soviet Union has caused it to become more isolated from the non-soci…

  • Research Notes and Comments: The Vietnamese Community in Laos: Research in Progress

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Journal of Social Issues in…•1986

  • Vietnam in 1983: Keeping a Dedicate Balance

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1984

  • Vietnam in 1981: The Politics of Perseverance

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1982

  • Vietnam in 1980: The Challenge of Isolation

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1981

    As Vietnam enters the decade of the 1980s, the country continues to be hamstrung, with no sign of relief, by internal social and economic malaise and international isolation. Within the country, all efforts at reconstructing the war-battered society have been throttled by inadequate production, poor distribution and mismanagement. Inclement weather, too, has added to the many difficulties. Severe cold and drought at the end of 1979, followed by t…

  • Vietnam: A Year of Peace

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1976

    The above quote from Some Reflections on Ending the War written after the signing of the Paris Agreement in January 1973, fulfils itself finally not only in North Vietnam but also in South Vietnam on 30 April, 1975. The tank driven by the troops of the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NFLSV) which crashed through the gates of the Independence Palace on 30 April not only symbolized the triumph of more than a century of struggle …

  • Vietnam in Perspective

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1975

    The wheel of fortune turns for most people but for the Vietnamese, it seems to have long remained immobile. Nearly two years ago, when the Paris Peace Agreement was signed, war-weary Vietnamese took heart that somehow the wheel would finally turn to their advantage. Although few were na?ve enough to expect miracles, or that the next couple of years would be an easy time, many began to talk of reconstruction. Most people had hoped that the framewo…

  • The Population of Indochina

    Ng Shui Meng•BOOK•Population of Indochina•1974

    Outlines the demographic trends in Indochina in the past and in more recent years. Brings out the inadequacy of the statistical material available for demographic analysis. With 41 tables and 7 diagrams.

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  • The Population of Indochina

    Ng Shui Meng•BOOK•Population of Indochina•1974

    Outlines the demographic trends in Indochina in the past and in more recent years. Brings out the inadequacy of the statistical material available for demographic analysis. With 41 tables and 7 diagrams.

  • Vietnam in Perspective

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1975

    The wheel of fortune turns for most people but for the Vietnamese, it seems to have long remained immobile. Nearly two years ago, when the Paris Peace Agreement was signed, war-weary Vietnamese took heart that somehow the wheel would finally turn to their advantage. Although few were na?ve enough to expect miracles, or that the next couple of years would be an easy time, many began to talk of reconstruction. Most people had hoped that the framewo…

  • Vietnam: A Year of Peace

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1976

    The above quote from Some Reflections on Ending the War written after the signing of the Paris Agreement in January 1973, fulfils itself finally not only in North Vietnam but also in South Vietnam on 30 April, 1975. The tank driven by the troops of the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NFLSV) which crashed through the gates of the Independence Palace on 30 April not only symbolized the triumph of more than a century of struggle …

  • Vietnam in 1980: The Challenge of Isolation

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1981

    As Vietnam enters the decade of the 1980s, the country continues to be hamstrung, with no sign of relief, by internal social and economic malaise and international isolation. Within the country, all efforts at reconstructing the war-battered society have been throttled by inadequate production, poor distribution and mismanagement. Inclement weather, too, has added to the many difficulties. Severe cold and drought at the end of 1979, followed by t…

  • Vietnam in 1981: The Politics of Perseverance

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1982

  • Vietnam in 1983: Keeping a Dedicate Balance

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1984

  • Research Notes and Comments: The Vietnamese Community in Laos: Research in Progress

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Journal of Social Issues in…•1986

  • Laos in 1986: Into the Second Decade of National Reconstruction

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1987

    In 1986 the Lao People's Democratic Republic (LPDR) entered its second decade of nation-building since its establishment on 2 December 1975 under the present government of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP). In many respects, the first decade of post-war reconstruction has not been smooth or easy for the LPDR. Politically, the LPDR's close alignment with Vietnam and the Soviet Union has caused it to become more isolated from the non-soci…

  • Laos: Taking the Pragmatic Road

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1990

  • Laos 1992: At the Crossroads

    Ng Shui Meng•ARTICLE•Southeast Asian affairs•1993

    Laos in 1992 faced many dilemmas as well as opportunities which if properly managed could lead the country into a new phase of development. On the political front, the death of Kaysone Phomvihane, Laos' political strongman for nearly forty years, marked a significant disjuncture on the political landscape. While the transition of leader ship was remarkably smooth, some concerns remain as to whether his successors would change the course set durin…

Political science (9 works) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (5 works) · Cambodian History and Society (4 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)

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