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Songs in the key of protest how music reflects the social turbulence in America from the late 1950s to the early 1970s /Laux, Katie M. January 2007 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--Miami University, Dept. of History, 2007. / Title from first page of PDF document. Includes bibliographical references (p. [31-36]).
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An uneasy legacy Vietnam veterans and Australian society /Hiddlestone, Janine Frances. January 2004 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--James Cook University, 2004. / Title from PDF title page (viewed on May 19, 2007). Includes bibliographical references (p. [327]-360) and filmography and videography (p. 361-362).
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The warrior in the memoirs and fiction of Native American Vietnam War literature /Hundt, Stefanie. January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Lehigh University, 2006. / Includes vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 196-205).
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Transmitted and acquired HIV drug resistence in VietnamVu, Phuong Thao January 2015 (has links)
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Mesurer la performance des universités au Vietnam en termes d’efficience : Une application de la méthode DEA / Measuring the performance of Vietnamese universities in terms of efficiency : an application of the DEA methodNguyen, Thi Thanh Huyen 18 December 2015 (has links)
Avec l’apparition d’une économie basée sur les connaissances, le rôle de l’enseignement supérieur prend de plus en plus d’importance. Pour le Vietnam, ces dernières décennies ont été marquées par une explosion de la demande en études supérieures. Néanmoins, les lacunes actuelles des universités en matière de gestion et d’utilisation des ressources ont limité leur compétitivité, surtout à l’échelon régional et international. Un système de mesure de leur performance devient donc incontournable, plus précisément de l’efficience. Notre étude a pour objectif de construire ce système en utilisant trois techniques : l’analyse de sensibilité, l’approche DEA méta-frontière et les indices de Malmquist. / With the emergence of a knowledge-based economy, the role of higher education is becoming increasingly important. For Vietnam, recent decades have seen an explosion in the demand for higher education. Nevertheless, the current deficiencies of universities in management and in using resources have limited their competitiveness, particularly at regional and international levels. A system of performance measurement becomes indispensable, especially the efficiency. Our study aims to build it, using three techniques: sensitivity analysis, DEA metafrontier and Malmquist index.
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L'État et la propriété foncière au Vietnam / Land ownership regime of VietnamDinh, Luong Minh Anh 11 February 2019 (has links)
La propriété foncière représente une question intéressante et fondamentale au Vietnam. Le rapport à la terre a été encadré de différentes manières tout au long de l’histoire de ce pays, dans les périodes tant féodale que coloniale et socialiste. Les différences au niveau de la conception ainsi que de la technique d’administration des sols à chaque époque expliquent la complexité du droit foncier vietnamien contemporain ; complexité accrue dans un contexte d’économie de marché avec l’orientation socialiste maintenue par le Parti communiste. Cette situation ambiguë renvoie à l’image d’un pays qui est prêt à mettre en place des réformes structurelles, particulièrement dans le secteur économique, sans pour autant rompre avec son idéologie socialiste. La question foncière constitue un axe majeur des problématiques actuelles, au centre desquelles réside la confusion entre la propriété publique et la propriété privée. À la suite de lois foncières et d’amendements divers, notamment après la Constitution de 2013, le droit d’usage foncier et la propriété immobilière des particuliers ont mieux été protégés qu’auparavant. L’État du Vietnam a reconnu la nature réelle du droit d’usage des sols, qui a permis l’émergence d’un marché immobilier dynamique et attractif par les investisseurs nationaux et internationaux. D’autre part, l’urbanisation a conduit à de nombreux bouleversements dans l’usage de la terre en zones rurales. Malgré ses efforts, l’État du Vietnam ne parvient cependant pas à s’adapter aux exigences de ce nouveau contexte. Il s’y développe depuis longtemps des débats sur la propriété foncière, sur la notion de droit d’usage et d’autres éléments en rapport avec la gestion foncière. Les dirigeants tâtonnent et l’administration foncière soulève encore de nombreuses difficultés. L’un des aspects les plus remarquables concerne le maintien de la réquisition foncière, procédure qui implique la précarité du droit d’usage des particuliers.Alors, à qui appartient aujourd’hui la terre au Vietnam ? Est-ce que les composantes du peuple vietnamien, surtout les paysans pauvres, en sont véritablement les maîtres ? Le droit d’usage peut-il être considéré comme l’équivalent d’un droit de propriété au sens du droit français ? Toutes ces interrogations, qui se trouvent au coeur de la présente thèse, conduisent à suggérer une nouvelle réforme du droit vietnamien dans un proche avenir. / Land ownership is an interesting and fundamental issue in Vietnam. The relationship to the land has been framed in different ways throughout the history of this country, in both feudal and colonial and socialist periods. The differences in design and soil management technique in each period explain the complexity of contemporary Vietnamese land law; increased complexity in a market economy context with the socialist orientation maintained by the Communist Party. This ambiguous situation refers to the image of a country that is ready to implement structural reforms, particularly in the economic sector, without breaking with its socialist ideology. The land issue is a major focus of current issues, at the center of which lies the confusion between public property and private property. As a result of land laws and various amendments, particularly after the 2013 Constitution, land tenure and private property rights have been better protected than before. The State of Vietnam has recognized the real nature of the land use right, which has allowed the emergence of a dynamic and attractive real estate market by national and international investors. On the other hand, urbanization has led to many upheavals in the use of land in rural areas. Despite its efforts, however, the State of Vietnam can not adapt to the demands of this new context. There has been a long history of debates on land ownership, the concept of the right of use and other elements related to land management. The leaders are fumbling and the land administration still raises many difficulties. One of the most remarkable aspects concerns the maintenance of the land requisition, a procedure that involves the precariousness of the right of use of individuals.So, who owns land in Vietnam today? Are the components of the Vietnamese people, especially the poor peasants, really the masters? Can the right of use be considered as the equivalent of a right of property within the meaning of French law? All these questions, which are at the heart of this thesis, lead to suggest a new reform of Vietnamese law in the near future.
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United States foreign assistance diplomacy : Congressional policy on aid to Vietnam, 1952-1963Doré, Gilbert January 1992 (has links)
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A rhetorical analysis of selected speeches of Lyndon Baines Johnson on the war in Vietnam /Connelly, Fred Marlin January 1967 (has links)
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An examination of government investment incentives and disincentives: the case of Vietnam李良柱, Lee, Jeremy Edward. January 1995 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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Avian, inter-pandemic, and pandemic influenza in VietnamHorby, P. W. January 2012 (has links)
The burden and behaviour of influenza in Southeast Asia is poorly charac- terised, leading to uncertainty about the importance of influenza as a local health problem and the role of Southeast Asia in the global epidemiology of influenza. Prospective community-based studies have provided fundamental insights into the epidemiology of influenza in temperate regions; therefore a household-based cohort study was established with the aim of determining the intensity and characteristics of influenza transmission in a semi-rural tropical setting. The primary results of the cohort study are presented, along with the results of a survey of social contact patterns in the cohort and a mathemati- cal model of the spread of pandemic influenza A/H1N1/2009 in Vietnam that utilises data from the cohort. Highly pathogenic avian influenza A/H5N1 remains endemic in poultry in parts of Southeast Asia and continues to infect humans. Marked familial clustering of human H5N1 cases has led to speculation that susceptibility to H5N1 infection may have a host genetic component. The epidemiological data that led to the hypothesis of genetic susceptibility to H5N1 is summarised, whilst the evidence for a role of host genetics in susceptibility to influenza in general is systematically reviewed. A genome-wide case-control genetic association study was conducted in Vietnam and Thailand to test the hypothesis of genetic susceptibility to H5N1 infection, and the results are presented. This work provides new data and understanding of the patterns and deter- minants of inter-pandemic, pandemic, and avian influenza epidemiology. The cohort study has added to the body of knowledge that is accruing on the burden and epidemiology of influenza in the tropics by providing community level data that were previously absent. The genetics study has provided the first direct evidence of genetic loci associated with susceptibility to H5N1 and opens new avenues of research to test these findings and their relevance to the pathogenesis of H5N1 and other types of influenza.
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