Chapter 1 “Doi Moi” but Not “Doi Mau”: Vietnam’s Red Crony Capitalism in Historical Perspective

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Contributors vii
4. Introduction: The Peg of Vietnam’s Economic and Political Development 1
5. Part I
6. Chapter 1 “Doi Moi” but Not “Doi Mau”: Vietnam’s Red Crony Capitalism in Historical Perspective 25
7. Chapter 2 A Comparative Statistical View of the Vietnamese Economy under Reform since 1985 51
8. Chapter 3 Global Value Chains and Vietnam’s Economic Development: A Path to Perils or Prosperity? 73
9. Chapter 4 Vietnam’s Participation in Global Value Chains: Achievements, Challenges and Policy Implications 108
10. Chapter 5 Vietnam’s Economic Dependence on China: Understanding Vulnerability through a Typology of Trade Shocks 139
11. Part II
12. Chapter 6 Who Owns and Leads Vietnam’s Largest Firms? Evolving State-Business Relationships 173
13. Chapter 7 The Vietnamese Communist Party’s Leadership in Public Higher Education 207
14. Chapter 8 Mediatized Infrapolitics and Government Accountability in Vietnam 234
15. Chapter 9 Freedom of and Workers’ Participation in Trade Unions in Vietnam 262
16. Chapter 10 Rising Inequality and Exploitation of Workers in Vietnam: Labour Export and Human Smuggling from Vietnam to Europe 289
17. Part III
18. Chapter 11 Why Accountability Differs in Vietnam and China? A Nested Game Explanation 313
19. Chapter 12 The Where and Why of Political Protection in Vietnam’s Anti-Corruption Campaign 342
20. Index 367