Nu-Anh Tran

Nu-Anh Tran is Assistant Professor at Department of History, University of Connecticut. She received her PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, and her BA from Seattle University. Before coming to UConn, she was a visiting scholar at the Center for Asia-Pacific Studies at Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan. Her current research interests encompass the political, intellectual, and cultural history of the Republic of Vietnam (RVN) from 1954 to 1975. Her first book, "Disunion: Anticommunist Nationalism and the Making of the Republic of Vietnam, 1954-1963", examines factionalism among anticommunists and the political culture of authoritarianism and democracy during the presidency of Ngô Đình Diệm. Her second book project, "Nationalists at War: Tales of Revolution and Betrayal in the Republic of Vietnam", explores the historical and literary narratives that sustained cycles of violence between communist and anti-communist nationalists to show how the Vietnam War originated as a domestic conflict predating American intervention. (Source: https://history.uconn.edu/faculty-by-name/nu-anh-tran/)

US-VIETNAM RESEARCH CENTER

Nu-Anh Tran

Stories By Nu-Anh Tran

The Neglect of the Republic of Vietnam in the American Historical Memory

SERIES D: THE SECT CRISIS, MARCH-APRIL 1955

SERIES C: STRUGGLE FOR CENTRAL VIETNAM, JANUARY-MAY 1955

SERIES B: COMPETING VISIONS, CONTESTING NATIONALISTS, JULY 1954-MARCH 1955

Nu-Anh Tran’s Collection – SERIES A: POLITICAL VISIONS BEFORE 1954

Nu-Anh Tran’s Collection on the First Republic, 1954-1963

Nu-Anh Tran’s Collection: PREFACE

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?