Increasing interest has been paid to circular economy (CE) as an alternative to the linear economy at the request of sustainable development and environmental protection. China, among others, has implemented CE at all levels. Since CE is new to Vietnam, the CE application has limited to a few enterprises in certain fields. The article provides a review of the literature on some theoretical issues of CE, analyzing China’s experiences and Vietnam’s barriers in CE implementation, thereby suggesting some basic solutions to promote CE model transformation in Vietnam.

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Author: Vu Hung Cuong

Sustainable agricultural development plays an important role in all countries, especially in the context of the increasingly apparent impacts of climate change on agricultural development. Vietnam, apart from achievements in agricultural development, is among the most affected countries by climate change. Its success is seriously challenged by climate change as well as unsustainable farming methods. Against that background, eco-agriculture, i.e., the circular agriculture model, has emerged as a solution not only to ensure food security and balance the ecosystem but also to contribute to the sustainable development. The paper analyses the content of eco-agriculture and its role in the sustainable agricultural development of Vietnam. It thereby includes proposals to promote the eco-agriculture in Vietnam in the near future.

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Author: Trieu Thanh Quang

Digital technology and its application give rise to new concepts related to web platforms such as e-government, digital government, e-governance and digital governance, etc. This inevitable trend in state governance is among efforts in fulfilling the digital transformation process which contributes to socio-economic development of every country. This article analyzes some digital transformation policies and the role of state governance in meeting the European Union’s digital transformation process.

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Author: Dang Minh Duc, Tran Nam Trung

Economic growth does not happen all at once at different places, but appears only at poles of development to varying degrees, and then spreads to the entire region or economy. This idea of growth pole theory has initially been examined and applied in Quang Ninh province for nearly 10 years, which prioritizes investment promotion and facilitation for Van Don or Ha Long economic center to grow stronger and faster, and consequently boost smaller urban or economic centers throughout the region. This growth pole thinking has somehow been reflected in the impressive development of Quang Ninh province in recent years. The paper aims at identifying the basic factors that defines Quang Ninh province as a growth pole at the most universal level.

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Author: Ho Si Quy

This paper presents an overview of the life and career of Pham Nguyen Du (1740-1787), a remarkable Sino-Nom author in pre-modern Vietnam. Besides, it provides a comprehensive examination of the given texts of his literary works as well as general comments on their values; thereby, proposing some research ideas on Pham Nguyen Du’s life and works in the future.

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Author: Nguyen Thanh Tung

In the context of cultural exchange between the East and the West in early twentieth century, both familiar Oriental literature and unknown Occidental one were introduced and left their mark on the Vietnamese literature. Thanks to translation activities, translated literature and the translation of literary works have made an important contribution to the birth of Vietnamese modern literature. While their role has been acknowledged, it is commonly been considered an external factor that affected Vietnamese literature. Referring to poly-system theory in cultural and literary studies, the paper examines translated literature in Vietnamese literary poly-system, analyzing how translated literature formed a literary category and consequently affected the process of modernizing Vietnamese literature in those years.

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Author: Doan Anh Duong