1. Student's full name: Dinh Ngoc Phuong
2. Gender: Female
3. Date of birth: September 28, 1985
4. Place of birth: Hanoi
5. Decision No. 4058/2022/QD-XHNV dated December 28, 2022, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, recognizing the student.
6. Changes in the training process: None.
7. Project Title: The US-China High-Tech Competition: Impacts on the Global Political and Security Landscape and Recommendations for Vietnam.
8. Major: Political Science (Applied Orientation)
9. Code: 8310201.01 (UD).
10. Scientific supervisor: Dr. Nguyen Thu Hong.
11. Summary of project results:
Following a study on the impact of the US-China high-tech competition on global and regional political and security situations, and its implications for Vietnam, the trainees have completed the objectives and tasks of the project. A summary of some of the results is as follows:
- In Chapter 1, the author clarifies the concepts of "high technology," "high-tech competition," and the causes and manifestations of US-China high-tech competition.
- In Chapter 2, the author assesses and analyzes the intertwined impacts of the US-China high-tech competition on the global, regional, and Vietnamese political and security landscape.
- In Chapter 3, the author predicted the future trends of US-China competition in the high-tech sector. Based on this, the author also offered some suggestions for Vietnam.
12. Practical applications: The research results help to systematize the most fundamental issues related to the US-China high-tech competition, clarifying the policies, strategies, and development of high technology in the US and China; the current state of competition between the US and China in each aspect of the high-tech field; systematizing the negative impacts of this competition on the global and regional political and security situation; and identifying trends to promptly recognize opportunities for Vietnam as well as risks for the country.
13. Future research directions: In the future, the author will continue to research the trends of high-tech competition between the US and China, and its impact on the global and regional political and security landscape, as this high-tech competition is part of the strategic competition between these two superpowers; thereby, continuing to offer suggestions and issues of concern for Vietnam.
14. Published works related to the project: None.
INFORMATION ON PROJECT
1. Student's full name: Ngoc Phuong Dinh
2. Gender: female.
3. Date of birth: September 28, 1985.
4. Place of birth: Hanoi
5. Student recognition decision number: 4058/2022/QD-XHNV dated December 28, 2022 of the Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University.
6. Changes in the training process: None.
7. Project title: US-China high-tech competition: Impacts on global political-security and implications for Vietnam.
8. Major: Politics (application-oriented)
9. Code: 8310201.01 (UD).
10. Course instructor: Doctor Nguyen Thu Hong.
11. After researching the impacts of the US-China high-tech competition on global and regional political-security dynamics, as well as implications for Vietnam, the student has achieved the objectives and tasks of the project. A summary of some key findings is as follows:
In Chapter 1, the author elaborates on the concepts of “high technology” and “high-tech competition”, examining the causes and manifestations of US-China high-tech competition.
In Chapter 2, the author evaluates and analyzes the intertwined impacts of US-China high-tech competition on the global and regional political-security landscape, as well as on Vietnam.
In Chapter 3, the author forecasted future trends in US-China high-tech competition. Based on these forecasts, the author also provided some practical recommendations for Vietnam.
12. Practical Applications: The research results help systematize fundamental issues related to US-China high-tech competition, clarifying the strategies, policies, and high-tech development agendas of both the US and China. It also presents the current state of competition between the two countries in various aspects of high technology. Additionally, the study categorizes the negative impacts of this competition on global and regional political-security landscapes, identifies the prevailing trends, and highlights potential opportunities and risks for Vietnam to seize or mitigate.
13. Future Research Directions: The author intends to continue studying the future trajectory of US-China high-tech competition and its impacts on global and regional political-security dynamics. As high-tech competition forms a part of the broader strategic rivalry between these two superpowers, the research will aim to provide further insights and identify pertinent issues for Vietnam to consider.
14. Published works related to the project: None.
