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Le Dong Hai Nguyen
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Business and Economics Section Editor, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Washington
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Biography
L. D. Hai Nguyen is the Assoc. Editor for Bus. & Econ. at the Georgetown Journal of Intl. Affairs, a Centennial Fellow with the Sch. of Foreign Service at Georgetown Univ., and Global Chair of the Global Assoc. of Econ. Education.
socio-economic policy political economygeopolitics
Tech, cars
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By Guanie Lim, Le Dong Hai Nguyen, Sagar Rathi, Linda Tija| East Asia Forum Verified Since the early 1990s, Mongolia has transitioned from a Soviet-style planned economy to one embracing market forces and global economic cooperation. This shift has led to rapid growth, earning Mongolia the ‘wolf economy’ moniker, with the country’s vast natural resources driving export revenue and industrialisation. But this strategy is not foolproof as commodity price fluctuations naturally generate economic volatility.
By Le Dong Hai Nguyen, Sagar Rathi| East Asia Forum Verified One of the biggest electoral upsets in 2024 took place in the world’s largest democracy, India. Incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost its parliamentary majority, despite India’s record economic growth under Modi’s decade-long premiership, with the country set to become the world’s fastest-growing major economy. India’s unemployment rate stood at 8 per cent in 2023, double the regional average, with bearing the brunt.
By Le Dong Hai Nguyen| Times Higher Education Verified Born and raised in Quang Ngai, a small coastal town in central Vietnam, I never imagined my journey would take me to the halls of the United Nations. From a young age, I felt a strong desire to give back to my community, however small my contribution might be. Whether it was volunteering to teach at an orphanage or helping to clean up after flooding, I wanted to make a difference. My province, scarred by the fiercest battles of the Vietnam War, was still underdeveloped and poverty-stricken.
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Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-687-0100