Vietnam · July, 2012
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Stories about Vietnam from July, 2012
Vietnam: Bad Politics and the Economy
History 17 July 2012
Geoffrey Cain thinks that the economic woes faced by Vietnam can be partly attributed to the “rotten politics and in-fighting within the Communist Party.” The author also looks into the dynamics of decentralization and ‘recentralization’ of state power in the country
Southeast Asia: Home to the World's Longest Ongoing Civil Wars
Cambodia 2 July 2012
Southeast Asia is more than just white sand beaches, temples and resorts: it’s not often mentioned that the region is actually home to the world's longest ongoing civil wars, the most heavily bombed countries in the world, and the world’s longest communist insurgency.
