Dynamics of Red River Delta (Vietnam) and Main Problems in Coastal Natural Resource Exploitation

Cu, Nguyen Van; Sơn, Nguyễn Thái; Ermoshin, V. V.; Ганзей, К. С.; Cham, Dao Dinh; Thao, D. T.; Sơn, Nguyễn Hoàng; Cường, Nguyễn Quốc; Minh, Nguyễn Quang

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“…Layer A-humus accumulation layer reflects the level of humus richness of the soil, and the loss or inclusion of the A layer represents the degree of soil degradation. Some authors have used soil layers in the profile to assess the degree of erosion: slight erosionloss of A1 layer, moderate erosion-loss of A2 layer, intense erosion-loss of B1 layer, erosion outer-exposed C layer [1,13,16].…”

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Current Soil Degradation Assessment in the Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam, by Multi-Criteria Analysis and GIS Technology

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Nguyen Thu

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This article aims to provide a scientific basis for solutions to use soil cover for sustainable agricultural and rational forestry development. We used traditional methods such as survey and data collection; soil profile comparison method; vegetation indicator for soil degradation; determining the physical and chemical limiting factors of the soil; combined with the application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology and the multi-criteria method (MCE) to conduct a soil degradation assessment for the Thua Thien Hue province, Vietnam. In this study, nine indicators affecting the current soil degradation were selected and then the single-dimensional maps were superimposed to form the current soil degradation map for the study area at a scale of 1/10,000. The study results show that: lightly degraded soil accounts for 48.81% of the total natural area of the study area; medium degradation accounts for 22.07%; and severe degradation accounts for 19.66%. The study results show that most of the soil in the study area is at a moderate to severe level of degradation and shows the need for synchronous implementation of reasonable solutions to prevent degradation and use soil sustainably in the Thua Thien Hue province, Vietnam.

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“…(3) The physical, chemical, and biological degradation characteristics and signs detected in the field and the laboratory are considered to arrive at the current soil degradation map. (4) The documents related to the article, such as works and articles of related authors, are inherited and selected to serve the study process [11,16].…”

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Current Soil Degradation Assessment in the Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam, by Multi-Criteria Analysis and GIS Technology

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Nguyen Thu

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Shedding to Grow: The Coming Doi Moi 2.0 in Vietnam’s Foreign Policy

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2020

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Purpose of the study: The purpose of this study is to revisit the characteristics of Vietnam’s foreign policy since its renovation in 1986, also known as Doi Moi, and explore its future trajectory in the coming decades. Methodology: This study employs a well-established analytical framework relying on the two-level game theory in foreign policy analysis which denotes that a state’s foreign policy is shaped by both external and domestic factors. Primary data are collected from a wide range of trusted resources and databases and communications of the authors with Vietnamese veteran diplomats and foreign policymakers. Main finding: This article finds that three decades since the launching of Doi Moi in 1986, fundamental principles of Vietnam’s foreign policy remains intact. Because both domestic and external foundations for the initial stage of renovation have fundamentally been replaced by new contexts, Hanoi will likely move towards the so-called Doi Moi 2.0 characterized by greater proactiveness and determination. Applications of this study: This study has implication for policymakers, scholars and experts in the disciplines and subfields of politics, international relations, foreign policy analysis given that Vietnam has been well known for its significant achievements in its diplomatic relations after the Cold War and it is playing a growing role in regional and international affairs. The originality of this study: This study makes an original contribution to the existing literature of Vietnam’s foreign policy because it digs into an issue where only a few numbers of scholars have touched upon and provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing Hanoi’s mindset, shaping Vietnam’s national interests and formulating Vietnam’s foreign policy in the coming decades.

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Dynamics of Red River Delta (Vietnam) and Main Problems in Coastal Natural Resource Exploitation

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Current Soil Degradation Assessment in the Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam, by Multi-Criteria Analysis and GIS Technology

Current Soil Degradation Assessment in the Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam, by Multi-Criteria Analysis and GIS Technology

Shedding to Grow: The Coming Doi Moi 2.0 in Vietnam’s Foreign Policy

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