Tran Xuan Hiep
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 230361 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tran Xuan Hiep |
| PRENOMES | Tran Xuan |
| SOBRENOME | Hiep |
| ASSINATURA | HIEP T X |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Duy Tan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5236-993X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Policies of Southeast Asian Governments Towards Catholicism in the 16th – 18th Centuries
The purpose of the research paper is to analyse the policy of the Nguyen Lords’ government towards Catholicism in the context of the increasing number of Western missionaries and merchants who arrived in Southeast Asia. The scientific novelty. The article comprehensively evaluates Nguyen Lords’ policy towards a new religion introduced into his territory, which is also a testament to the behaviour of a government in the Southeast Asian region towa…
Caught Between Dragon and Elephant
This research examines the manifestation and implications of Sino-Indian strategic competition in Vietnam from 1991 to 2024, analyzing how Vietnam navigates and balances these competing influences while maintaining its strategic autonomy. Through qualitative methods including document analysis, historical review, and comparative analysis, the authors apply Evelyn Goh’s theoretical framework of “omni-enmeshment, equilibrium influence, and hierarch…
A Comparative Perspective of Educational Policies of the Netherlands in Indonesia and Great Britain in Malaya during the 19th and 20th Centuries
This paper comparatively examines the educational policies of the Netherlands in Indonesia and Britain in Malaya during the 19 th – 20 th centuries from the perspective of post-colonial theory. By using historical documents and synthesizing existing literature, the study reveals similarities and differences in their approaches. Notably, both implemented a “dual education” system, separating indigenous and Western-oriented education tracks, while …
The United States’ Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), announced by President Joe Biden in May 2022, is a strategicinitiative by the United States to reinforce its economic leadership in the Indo-Pacific region. IPEF focuses on four keypillars: trade, supply chains, clean energy, and the digital economy, with the goal of fostering cooperation and sustainabledevelopment among participating nations. Through this initiative, the United States se…
Settlement Process and Belief Characteristics of the Chinese People in the Southern Vietnam in the XVII-XIX Centuries
The article clarifies the process of Chinese people coming to the Southern region and gradually shaping the cultural and religious characteristics in the area with the largest concentration of Chinese people in Vietnam. In the context of great upheavals in China at the end of the 17th century, a large number of Chinese people boarded boats to leave their homeland and go south to find the promised land. When the Chinese came to Vietnam, they broug…
The Origin and Development of Vietnamese People’s Belief in Worshipping Mother Goddesses Three Palaces and Four Palaces
Vietnamese people's belief of the worship Mother Goddesses of the Three Palaces and Four Palaces formed from the worship of women in traditional culture combined with the elements "Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh ", "the Mother Goddesses of Three Realms" was “molded” from a number of discrete worship activities into a systematic belief. Currently, Vietnamese mother-worshiping custom is divided into three different forms, namely Mother-worshiping in the …
Cuba
The past three decades have been a period of great change in Cuba’s history. Cuba has remained steadfast in its socialist construction and renovation process, and thanks to the influence of favourable factors has overcome many difficulties and challenges on its own. This article studies the period of its development. It consists of three parts, after the Introduction and before the Conclusion. The first part provides an overview of Cuba’s renovat…
The Role of Cultural Diplomacy in Preserving Oriental Identity in the Context of Digital Transformation
Cultural diplomacy is a special form of cultural application to improve diplomatic effectiveness, create, and promote national culture. Since the Cold War until now, South Korea, Japan, and India have been continuously promoting cultural diplomacy based on the dissemination of increasingly interconnected literary and cinematic publications. Cultural diplomacy with Vietnam has also helped South Korea, Japan, and India maximize their role as respon…
The Worship of Mother Goddess in the South of Vietnam
Cultural exchanges and acculturation play an important role, as a necessary requirement for the existence and development of each community and each nation. In Southern Vietnam, beginning from the 16th to 18th centuries, this area witnessed an extremely vibrant process of cultural exchange and acculturation. It was this process that contributed to the formation of a new identity among several ethnic groups, among which the custom of Mother Goddes…
From Arroyo to Duterte
This study examines the Philippines’ foreign policy towards the US and China during the period 2001–2021, focusing on how the Philippines navigated its relationships with these two major powers in a changing world order. The research analyzes the evolution of the Philippines’ diplomatic, economic, and security policies in response to China’s rising influence and the US’ strategic priorities in Southeast Asia, spanning from the post-9/11 era throu…
India – Australia relations in the context of China ’s rise
This article analyzes the India–Australia relationship within the challenged context of the US–China rivalry and of the rise of China. The details of this bilateral relationship need to be focused for analyzing cooperation trends and common national interests of the two countries. This paper will apply various theoretical perspectives of international studies for examining the empirical data from official declarations, policies of the two countri…
India’s Engagement in the South China Sea
The South China Sea is of immense strategic significance to India from politico-diplomatic, economic and security perspectives. As a rising power, India has expanded its strategic geography and, in this context, it formulated its Look East Policy, which was rechristened as the Act East Policy in 2014. Its current interests go beyond Southeast Asia into the wider Asia-Pacific region, including the South China Sea. From an economic perspective, mor…
Another view of the “Closed-door policy” of the Nguyen Dynasty (Vietnam) with Western countries (1802 – 1858)
The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history, established after Nguyen Anh ascended the throne in 1802 and ended when Bao Dai abdicated in 1945, a total of 143 years. Stemming from the sense of protecting the throne of the feudal regime associated with the protection of national security, the Nguyen kings implemented foreign policy in a complicated historical context, especially was in the face of the growing pressure of Western…
Online Book Shopping in Vietnam
India–Bhutan Treaties of 1949 and 2007
This article is an attempt to relook at the treaties of 1949 and 2007 between India and Bhutan and argues that the 2007 Treaty is the outcome of the evolution and maturity of Bhutan as an independent and sovereign state, that it is imperative for India to make constant adjustments in its foreign policy towards Bhutan to secure its influence in the tiny but important country and maintain the strength of India–Bhutan bilateral relations. From the s…
From Arroyo to Duterte
This study examines the Philippines’ foreign policy towards the US and China during the period 2001–2021, focusing on how the Philippines navigated its relationships with these two major powers in a changing world order. The research analyzes the evolution of the Philippines’ diplomatic, economic, and security policies in response to China’s rising influence and the US’ strategic priorities in Southeast Asia, spanning from the post-9/11 era throu…
India–Bhutan Treaties of 1949 and 2007
This article is an attempt to relook at the treaties of 1949 and 2007 between India and Bhutan and argues that the 2007 Treaty is the outcome of the evolution and maturity of Bhutan as an independent and sovereign state, that it is imperative for India to make constant adjustments in its foreign policy towards Bhutan to secure its influence in the tiny but important country and maintain the strength of India–Bhutan bilateral relations. From the s…
India–Bhutan Treaties of 1949 and 2007
This article is an attempt to relook at the treaties of 1949 and 2007 between India and Bhutan and argues that the 2007 Treaty is the outcome of the evolution and maturity of Bhutan as an independent and sovereign state, that it is imperative for India to make constant adjustments in its foreign policy towards Bhutan to secure its influence in the tiny but important country and maintain the strength of India–Bhutan bilateral relations. From the s…
Online Book Shopping in Vietnam
India’s Engagement in the South China Sea
The South China Sea is of immense strategic significance to India from politico-diplomatic, economic and security perspectives. As a rising power, India has expanded its strategic geography and, in this context, it formulated its Look East Policy, which was rechristened as the Act East Policy in 2014. Its current interests go beyond Southeast Asia into the wider Asia-Pacific region, including the South China Sea. From an economic perspective, mor…
Another view of the “Closed-door policy” of the Nguyen Dynasty (Vietnam) with Western countries (1802 – 1858)
The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history, established after Nguyen Anh ascended the throne in 1802 and ended when Bao Dai abdicated in 1945, a total of 143 years. Stemming from the sense of protecting the throne of the feudal regime associated with the protection of national security, the Nguyen kings implemented foreign policy in a complicated historical context, especially was in the face of the growing pressure of Western…
India – Australia relations in the context of China ’s rise
This article analyzes the India–Australia relationship within the challenged context of the US–China rivalry and of the rise of China. The details of this bilateral relationship need to be focused for analyzing cooperation trends and common national interests of the two countries. This paper will apply various theoretical perspectives of international studies for examining the empirical data from official declarations, policies of the two countri…
Settlement Process and Belief Characteristics of the Chinese People in the Southern Vietnam in the XVII-XIX Centuries
The article clarifies the process of Chinese people coming to the Southern region and gradually shaping the cultural and religious characteristics in the area with the largest concentration of Chinese people in Vietnam. In the context of great upheavals in China at the end of the 17th century, a large number of Chinese people boarded boats to leave their homeland and go south to find the promised land. When the Chinese came to Vietnam, they broug…
The Origin and Development of Vietnamese People’s Belief in Worshipping Mother Goddesses Three Palaces and Four Palaces
Vietnamese people's belief of the worship Mother Goddesses of the Three Palaces and Four Palaces formed from the worship of women in traditional culture combined with the elements "Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh ", "the Mother Goddesses of Three Realms" was “molded” from a number of discrete worship activities into a systematic belief. Currently, Vietnamese mother-worshiping custom is divided into three different forms, namely Mother-worshiping in the …
Cuba
The past three decades have been a period of great change in Cuba’s history. Cuba has remained steadfast in its socialist construction and renovation process, and thanks to the influence of favourable factors has overcome many difficulties and challenges on its own. This article studies the period of its development. It consists of three parts, after the Introduction and before the Conclusion. The first part provides an overview of Cuba’s renovat…
The Role of Cultural Diplomacy in Preserving Oriental Identity in the Context of Digital Transformation
Cultural diplomacy is a special form of cultural application to improve diplomatic effectiveness, create, and promote national culture. Since the Cold War until now, South Korea, Japan, and India have been continuously promoting cultural diplomacy based on the dissemination of increasingly interconnected literary and cinematic publications. Cultural diplomacy with Vietnam has also helped South Korea, Japan, and India maximize their role as respon…
The Worship of Mother Goddess in the South of Vietnam
Cultural exchanges and acculturation play an important role, as a necessary requirement for the existence and development of each community and each nation. In Southern Vietnam, beginning from the 16th to 18th centuries, this area witnessed an extremely vibrant process of cultural exchange and acculturation. It was this process that contributed to the formation of a new identity among several ethnic groups, among which the custom of Mother Goddes…
From Arroyo to Duterte
This study examines the Philippines’ foreign policy towards the US and China during the period 2001–2021, focusing on how the Philippines navigated its relationships with these two major powers in a changing world order. The research analyzes the evolution of the Philippines’ diplomatic, economic, and security policies in response to China’s rising influence and the US’ strategic priorities in Southeast Asia, spanning from the post-9/11 era throu…
Policies of Southeast Asian Governments Towards Catholicism in the 16th – 18th Centuries
The purpose of the research paper is to analyse the policy of the Nguyen Lords’ government towards Catholicism in the context of the increasing number of Western missionaries and merchants who arrived in Southeast Asia. The scientific novelty. The article comprehensively evaluates Nguyen Lords’ policy towards a new religion introduced into his territory, which is also a testament to the behaviour of a government in the Southeast Asian region towa…
Caught Between Dragon and Elephant
This research examines the manifestation and implications of Sino-Indian strategic competition in Vietnam from 1991 to 2024, analyzing how Vietnam navigates and balances these competing influences while maintaining its strategic autonomy. Through qualitative methods including document analysis, historical review, and comparative analysis, the authors apply Evelyn Goh’s theoretical framework of “omni-enmeshment, equilibrium influence, and hierarch…
A Comparative Perspective of Educational Policies of the Netherlands in Indonesia and Great Britain in Malaya during the 19th and 20th Centuries
This paper comparatively examines the educational policies of the Netherlands in Indonesia and Britain in Malaya during the 19 th – 20 th centuries from the perspective of post-colonial theory. By using historical documents and synthesizing existing literature, the study reveals similarities and differences in their approaches. Notably, both implemented a “dual education” system, separating indigenous and Western-oriented education tracks, while …
The United States’ Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), announced by President Joe Biden in May 2022, is a strategicinitiative by the United States to reinforce its economic leadership in the Indo-Pacific region. IPEF focuses on four keypillars: trade, supply chains, clean energy, and the digital economy, with the goal of fostering cooperation and sustainabledevelopment among participating nations. Through this initiative, the United States se…
Political science (11 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · History (6 obras) · Vietnamese (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (5 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · China (4 obras)