1. Student's full name: Dao Trong Thien
2. Gender: Male
3. Date of birth: 29/01/1984
4. Place of birthYen Bai.
5. Decision number for student admission:Decision No. 4058/QD-XHNV dated December 28, 2022, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
6. Changes in the training process:Are not.
7. Project title:Japan's policy on the South China Sea issue.
8. Major:Political Science (Applied Focus)
9. Code:8310201.01 (UD).
10. Scientific supervisor:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Thuy Ha; Dr. Nguyen Thu Hong.
11. Summary of project results:
Following research on Japan's policy regarding the South China Sea, 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 provided a general overview of the changes in Japan's foreign and security policies since the end of the Cold War. From this, the author deduced the role, position, and importance of the South China Sea issue in Japan's foreign policy.
- In Chapter 2, the author explored the changing perspective of Japan on the South China Sea issue, analyzing the methods Japan employs in implementing its policies regarding the South China Sea.
- In Chapter 3, based on an analysis of Japan's policy in the South China Sea, a forecast of its prospects, difficulties, and impacts on the region and Vietnam, the author offers policy recommendations for Vietnam to maximize the benefits of Japan's South China Sea engagement policy.
12. Practical applicationsThis project contributes to the study of changes in Japan's policy regarding the South China Sea, aiming to identify developments and impacts on the region and Vietnam, thereby offering recommendations to Vietnam on implementing its South China Sea policy as well as its foreign policy towards Japan. In addition, it can serve as a reference document for those researching Japanese policy and the South China Sea issue.
13. Future research directions:In the future, the author will continue to research issues related to Japan's policy on global issues in general and the South China Sea issue in particular, aiming to contribute to raising awareness and offering useful recommendations for Vietnam's foreign policy towards Japan.
14. Published works related to the project:Are not.
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PROJECT INFORMATION: JAPAN'S POLICY IN THE EAST SEA ISSUE
1. Student's full name:Dao Trong Thien
2. Gender:Male.
3. Date of birthJanuary 29, 1984.
4. Place of birthYen Bai.
5. Student recognition decision number: 4058/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 processNone.
7. Project title: Japan's Policy in the East Sea Issue.
8. Major:Politics (application-oriented)
9. Code:8310201.01 (UD).
10. Course instructor:Assoc. Prof., Ph.D Nguyen Thi Thuy Ha; Ph.D Nguyen Thu Hong
11. Summary of the results of the project:After conducting research on Policy in the East Sea Issue, the researcher has achieved the objectives and tasks of the project. The key findings are summarized as follows:
- In chapter 1, The author provides an overview of the changes in Japan's foreign and security policies since the end of the Cold War. From this, the role, position, and importance of the East Sea issue in Japan's foreign policy were identified.
- In chapter 2, The author examines Japan's evolving perspective on the East Sea issue and analyzes the methods employed in implementing Japan's policies in this context...
- In chapter 3, based on the analysis of Japan's policies in the East Sea, the study forecasts the future outlook, challenges, and impacts on the region and Vietnam. The author then offers policy recommendations for Vietnam to maximize the benefits of Japan's engagement in the East Sea.
12. Practical applicability: The project contributes to the study of changes in Japan's policies in the East Sea, helping to identify developments and their impacts on the region and Vietnam. This serves as a basis for policy recommendations for Vietnam in implementing its East Sea policies and foreign relations with Japan. Additionally, the project can be a reference for those studying Japan's policies and the East Sea issue.
13. Future research directions:In the coming time, the author plans to continue researching Japan's policies on global issues in general and the East Sea issue in particular, aiming to enhance understanding and provide useful recommendations for Vietnam's foreign policy towards Japan.
14. Published works related to the project:None.
