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Ho Chi Minh City
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From barriers to breakthroughs: how skilled migrants navigate workplace integration

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By Thi Tran, Timothy Bartram
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Skilled migrants from non-English-speaking backgrounds frequently experience underemployment and skill underutilisation despite entering host countries with strong qualifications. Existing research primarily interrogates these barriers, often portraying migrants as passive recipients of disadvantage, while giving limited attention to how these skilled workers mobilise agency within constrained opportunity structures.
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Ho Chi Minh’s democratic ideology and democratic governance in Vietnam: Theoretical foundations and sustainable development implications

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By Thi Tran, Thi Hien Le
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español En el contexto de la globalización y la transformación digital, la democracia se ha convertido en un criteriofundamental para evaluar la calidad de la gobernanza nacional. Este artículo examina el pensamiento de Ho Chi Minh sobre la democracia como fundamento teórico para el fortalecimiento de la democracia socialista en el Vietnam contemporáneo.
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From heroic narratives to reconciliatory memory: reframing Viet Nam War in ‘The Scent of Burning Grass’ and ‘Red Rain’

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By Phuong Tran, Phương Trần, Phương tran, Thi Tran
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study examines the development of Vietnamese revolutionary cinema through a comparison of The Scent of Burning Grass (2011) and Red Rain (2025), which released more than a decade apart yet depicting the same historical event: the Battle of Quang Tri Citadel during Vietnam’s resistance war against the United States.
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