Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi

Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi received his PhD from Nihon University, Tokyo, Japan in 2014 and has been a research fellow at Hiroshima University (2015) and Johns Hopkins University (2017). He taught at Ho Chi Minh City University of Education for more than a decade until 2018, and is currently a research fellow at the US-Vietnam Research Center and the Managing Editor of the US Vietnam Review published online by the Center. His writings focus on Vietnamese politics, society and economy, Vietnamese republicanism, and the South China Sea disputes. His most recent publication is “Early Republican Concept of the Nation: Trần Trọng Kim and Việt Nam Sử Lược,” in Nu-Anh Tran and Tuong Vu, eds. Building a Republican Nation in Vietnam, 1920-1963 (Columbia University’s Weatherhead East Asian Institute and University of Hawaii Press, 2023), 43-60.

VN-America History6 months ago

CALL FOR PAPERS, International Symposium – The Challenges of Peace: US-Vietnam Relations since 1975

The Institute of East Asian Studies at the University of California, Berkeley and the US- Vietnam Research Center at the University of Oregon CALL FOR PAPERS...
Politics & Economy10 months ago

ECONOMY – POLITICS History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 5: Ho Chi Minh’s Legal Thought after the Debate of 1948)

Editor’s Note: The following is one installment of a five-part essay series by Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi, which details the history of legal thought in Vietnam...
After 197511 months ago

From Mearsheimer’s ‘Offensive Realism’ to Ukraine and Vietnam

Editor’s Note: This article was initially published on April 16, 2022, on our Vietnamese site. The current version has been translated by Vinh Phu Pham for...
Politics & Economy1 year ago

History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 4: The Ideal of ‘Independent Judiciary’ Responds)

Editor’s Note: The following is one installment of a five-part essay series by Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi, which details the history of legal thought in Vietnam from...
Politics & Economy1 year ago

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 2: The February 1948 Letter – Judiciary Must “Unify” with Administration)

Editor’s Note: The following is one installment of a five-part essay series by Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi, which details the history of legal thought in Vietnam...
Politics & Economy1 year ago

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 3: The Attack of the Communists)

Editor’s Note: The following is one installment of a five-part essay series by Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi, which details the history of legal thought in Vietnam...
Society & Culture1 year ago

Thinking through Ecological Damage and Forced Displacement with Vietnamese American Literary Studies

Editor’s Note: This piece has been modified from a conference presentation given by Professor Marguerite Nguyen at New York University in the Spring of 2023. The...
Politics & Economy1 year ago

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 1: Republican Spirit 1946)

Editor’s Note: The following is one installment of a five-part essay series by Nguyen Luong Hai Khoi, which details the history of legal thought in Vietnam...
Politics & Economy3 years ago

The South China Sea: Five years after the Arbitration Award

International Online Conference “The South China Sea: Five years after the Arbitration Award” Hosted by US-Vietnam Research Center, Global Institute, University of Oregon July 31, 2021...
Politics & Economy3 years ago

How Vietnam looks at Powers, How Powers look at Vietnam

An interview with Dr. Derek Grossman: How Vietnam Looks at Powers, How Powers Look at Vietnam Introduction July 2021 marks the 5th anniversary of the Permanent...

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CALL FOR PAPERS, International Symposium – The Challenges of Peace: US-Vietnam Relations since 1975

ECONOMY – POLITICS History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 5: Ho Chi Minh’s Legal Thought after the Debate of 1948)

From Mearsheimer’s ‘Offensive Realism’ to Ukraine and Vietnam

History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 4: The Ideal of ‘Independent Judiciary’ Responds)

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 2: The February 1948 Letter – Judiciary Must “Unify” with Administration)

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 3: The Attack of the Communists)

Thinking through Ecological Damage and Forced Displacement with Vietnamese American Literary Studies

A History of Legal Thought 1945 – 1956 (Part 1: Republican Spirit 1946)

The South China Sea: Five years after the Arbitration Award

How Vietnam looks at Powers, How Powers look at Vietnam

Books for Boys During the French Colonial Period in Vietnam: A Case Study of Huu Ngoc’s Reading Experiences

Parallel Journeys

Frustrated Nations: The Evolution of Modern Korea and Vietnam

Vietnam’s unresolved leadership question

Democracy in action: The 1970 Senatorial elections in the Republic of Vietnam (Part 1)

Pandemics and Morality: Lessons from Hanoi

Nam Phong Dialogues: Episode 1 – Why Vietnam?