Hạnh Nguyen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5875730 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hạnh Nguyen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hạnh |
| FAMILY NAME | Nguyen |
| SIGNATURE | NGUYEN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6873-9851 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Coping strategies for gender-based occupational challenges among female tour guides in Vietnam
Achieving gender equity is a critical yet often overlooked dimension of sustainable tourism. Gender-based occupational challenges remain a persistent issue in the tourism industry, where female tour guides face stereotypes, policy-related barriers, and workplace harassment. While previous studies have explored gender inequalities in tourism employment, limited research examines how female tour guides actively cope with these challenges. This stud…
Facing gender bias in work relationships
The tourism industry relies heavily on tour guides, yet gender bias remains pervasive, consistently privileging male guides over female counterparts. While tourism scholarship has increasingly examined women’s participation, gender bias as experienced in the everyday professional relationships of tour guides remains underexplored, and industry practices continue to lag behind academic calls for gender equality. Drawing on qualitative interviews, …
From pity to allyship
This study explores how structured sensory deprivation—specifically, complete darkness—can transform inclusive tourism from a transient emotional encounter into a catalyst for attitudinal and intention-based change. Drawing on twenty phenomenological interviews with participants of blind-led dining experiences in Vietnam, the research identifies a three-stage emotional trajectory: pity, empathy, and allyship. Findings demonstrate how darkness dis…
International students and social work education
With increasing numbers of international students across the globe, it is essential that social work education continually adapts and innovates in ways that are inclusive of and responsive to this diverse group of students. Innovations in social work education with international students requires an understanding of the existing perspectives and knowledge base. This scoping review investigates published peer-reviewed articles written in English f…
Individual and community experiences of posttraumatic growth after disaster
PTG is evident in longer-term disaster recovery. While PTG appears to vary across communities, the findings suggest that it is an individual's own sense of community (rather than community-level cohesion) that is most closely related to this longer-term growth following a bushfire event. While PTG is currently understood as an outcome of individual-level perceptions, community-level experiences shape the potential for positive transformations to …
Long-term post-traumatic growth after natural disasters
Social work is invested in supporting positive change for individuals and communities grappling with natural disasters within a changing climate. This scoping review investigated the extent, range and nature of longitudinal research examining contextual influences on experiences of post-traumatic growth (PTG) following a natural disaster. Literature searches of four databases were conducted from December 2021 to April 2022 to identify thirty-two …
Le bien‐être des travailleuses issues des migrations internes dans les ateliers de confection au Myanmar
L'autrice s'intéresse au bien‐être matériel et non matériel, réel et perçu, des travailleuses issues des migrations internes employées dans des secteurs peu qualifiés, à forte intensité de main‐d'œuvre. Elle reprend l'approche par les capabilités d'Amartya Sen et affirme que l'absence d'autonomie individuelle et collective nuit au bien‐être sous ses différentes dimensions, en s'appuyant sur les données d'une enquête menée au Myanmar auprès de 249…
Knowledge and Perceptions of Contraceptive Health Among College Students in Vietnam and the United States
Objectives The purpose of this study was to compare the knowledge, perceptions, and awareness of contraceptives among college students in Vietnam and the United States (US). Methods: The cross-sectional data were collected using a self-administered survey from January to March of 2019 in Vietnam and the US. There were 546 Vietnamese participants and 538 US participants. Nearly 70% of the participants were female. The average age was 20.37. The me…
Using the evaporative stress index to monitor flash drought in Australia
Flash drought is a term and concept that has gained increasing attention in the research literature and media since it was first coined in the United States in the early 2000s to describe a drought that has undergone rapid intensification. In Australia the term has recently been used in reference to the 2017/18 drought in eastern Australia. Due to its rapid intensification, the impacts of flash droughts will likely occur too quickly for many of t…
Bystander Attitudes to Prevent Sexual Assault
College women are at a high risk of sexual assault. Although programs that aim to change bystander behaviors have been shown to be potentially effective in preventing sexual assault on campuses in the United States, little is known about bystander behaviors outside of the United States. The purpose of this study was to explore and compare factors affecting bystander behaviors regarding sexual assault intervention and prevention among undergraduat…
Linking Social Work with Buddhist Temples
As a profession, social work only began developing in Vietnam in the last twenty years. In 2011, the Vietnamese government approved a national programme aiming at incorporating social work into formal health settings in Vietnam for the first time in the history of the country, including mental health care facilities. It is well known, however, that Vietnamese people stigmatise seeking services from formal mental health settings; yet, they frequen…
Bystander Attitudes to Prevent Sexual Assault
College women are at a high risk of sexual assault. Although programs that aim to change bystander behaviors have been shown to be potentially effective in preventing sexual assault on campuses in the United States, little is known about bystander behaviors outside of the United States. The purpose of this study was to explore and compare factors affecting bystander behaviors regarding sexual assault intervention and prevention among undergraduat…
Linking Social Work with Buddhist Temples
As a profession, social work only began developing in Vietnam in the last twenty years. In 2011, the Vietnamese government approved a national programme aiming at incorporating social work into formal health settings in Vietnam for the first time in the history of the country, including mental health care facilities. It is well known, however, that Vietnamese people stigmatise seeking services from formal mental health settings; yet, they frequen…
Linking Social Work with Buddhist Temples
As a profession, social work only began developing in Vietnam in the last twenty years. In 2011, the Vietnamese government approved a national programme aiming at incorporating social work into formal health settings in Vietnam for the first time in the history of the country, including mental health care facilities. It is well known, however, that Vietnamese people stigmatise seeking services from formal mental health settings; yet, they frequen…
Bystander Attitudes to Prevent Sexual Assault
College women are at a high risk of sexual assault. Although programs that aim to change bystander behaviors have been shown to be potentially effective in preventing sexual assault on campuses in the United States, little is known about bystander behaviors outside of the United States. The purpose of this study was to explore and compare factors affecting bystander behaviors regarding sexual assault intervention and prevention among undergraduat…
Using the evaporative stress index to monitor flash drought in Australia
Flash drought is a term and concept that has gained increasing attention in the research literature and media since it was first coined in the United States in the early 2000s to describe a drought that has undergone rapid intensification. In Australia the term has recently been used in reference to the 2017/18 drought in eastern Australia. Due to its rapid intensification, the impacts of flash droughts will likely occur too quickly for many of t…
Le bien‐être des travailleuses issues des migrations internes dans les ateliers de confection au Myanmar
L'autrice s'intéresse au bien‐être matériel et non matériel, réel et perçu, des travailleuses issues des migrations internes employées dans des secteurs peu qualifiés, à forte intensité de main‐d'œuvre. Elle reprend l'approche par les capabilités d'Amartya Sen et affirme que l'absence d'autonomie individuelle et collective nuit au bien‐être sous ses différentes dimensions, en s'appuyant sur les données d'une enquête menée au Myanmar auprès de 249…
Knowledge and Perceptions of Contraceptive Health Among College Students in Vietnam and the United States
Objectives The purpose of this study was to compare the knowledge, perceptions, and awareness of contraceptives among college students in Vietnam and the United States (US). Methods: The cross-sectional data were collected using a self-administered survey from January to March of 2019 in Vietnam and the US. There were 546 Vietnamese participants and 538 US participants. Nearly 70% of the participants were female. The average age was 20.37. The me…
Individual and community experiences of posttraumatic growth after disaster
PTG is evident in longer-term disaster recovery. While PTG appears to vary across communities, the findings suggest that it is an individual's own sense of community (rather than community-level cohesion) that is most closely related to this longer-term growth following a bushfire event. While PTG is currently understood as an outcome of individual-level perceptions, community-level experiences shape the potential for positive transformations to …
Long-term post-traumatic growth after natural disasters
Social work is invested in supporting positive change for individuals and communities grappling with natural disasters within a changing climate. This scoping review investigated the extent, range and nature of longitudinal research examining contextual influences on experiences of post-traumatic growth (PTG) following a natural disaster. Literature searches of four databases were conducted from December 2021 to April 2022 to identify thirty-two …
From pity to allyship
This study explores how structured sensory deprivation—specifically, complete darkness—can transform inclusive tourism from a transient emotional encounter into a catalyst for attitudinal and intention-based change. Drawing on twenty phenomenological interviews with participants of blind-led dining experiences in Vietnam, the research identifies a three-stage emotional trajectory: pity, empathy, and allyship. Findings demonstrate how darkness dis…
International students and social work education
With increasing numbers of international students across the globe, it is essential that social work education continually adapts and innovates in ways that are inclusive of and responsive to this diverse group of students. Innovations in social work education with international students requires an understanding of the existing perspectives and knowledge base. This scoping review investigates published peer-reviewed articles written in English f…
Coping strategies for gender-based occupational challenges among female tour guides in Vietnam
Achieving gender equity is a critical yet often overlooked dimension of sustainable tourism. Gender-based occupational challenges remain a persistent issue in the tourism industry, where female tour guides face stereotypes, policy-related barriers, and workplace harassment. While previous studies have explored gender inequalities in tourism employment, limited research examines how female tour guides actively cope with these challenges. This stud…
Facing gender bias in work relationships
The tourism industry relies heavily on tour guides, yet gender bias remains pervasive, consistently privileging male guides over female counterparts. While tourism scholarship has increasingly examined women’s participation, gender bias as experienced in the everyday professional relationships of tour guides remains underexplored, and industry practices continue to lag behind academic calls for gender equality. Drawing on qualitative interviews, …
Psychology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Disaster Response and Management (2 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)