University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU Hanoi

I. General Information

• Year of birth: 1982.
• E-mail:thanhtungf308@gmail.com
• Affiliation: Department of Political Science.
• Academic degree: Master's. Year received: 2010.
• Training process:

2007: Bachelor of Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

2010: Master of Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

• Foreign language proficiency: English.
• Main research areas: Ho Chi Minh studies, International politics.

II. Scientific works

Book

1. An Overview of International Political Science(Co-authored),National Political Publishing House - Truth, 2015.
2. Questions and Answers on Ho Chi Minh Thought(Co-authored),Pedagogical Publishing House, 2015.

Chapter

1. "Ho Chi Minh's dialectical working method in the work 'Correcting Working Methods'" (in the monograph)Studying and applying Ho Chi Minh's thought in the current period.(Edited by Lai Quoc Khanh, University of Pedagogy Publishing House, 2015).
2. “Some contributions from Buddhism to the goal of “Integration and Sustainable Development” of Vietnamese society today” (in the proceedings)Vietnam in Transition - Specialized Approaches(Vietnam National University, Hanoi Publishing House, 2016).

Article

1. "The political and cultural philosophy in President Ho Chi Minh's Testament"Journal of Human Resource Development,Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, ISSN 1859-2732, No. 03/2009 (13), pp. 16-20.
2. "On Ho Chi Minh's definition of culture"Journal of Human Resource Development, Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, ISSN 1859-2732, No. 05/2009 (15), pp. 18-21.
3. “What can we learn from the ‘political earthquake’ in the 2014 European Parliament elections?” (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine - Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 6/2014 (56), pp. 19-22.
4. "Will Indonesia's new president make a difference?" (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine,Central Foreign Affairs Committee, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 8/2014 (58), pp. 20-24.
5. "America Through the Midterm Elections and Some Projections Towards 2016" (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine,Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 12/2014 (62), pp. 19-22.
6. “A New Future for U.S.-Cuba Relations” (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 1+2/2015 (63+64), pp. 80-84.
7. "The 2015 U.S. National Security Strategy"Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 4/2015 (66), pp. 31-35.
8. "The Greek debt crisis and the lessons learned"Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Foreign Affairs Committee, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 9/2015 (71), pp. 23-28.
9. "Towards democracy in Southeast Asia"Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Foreign Affairs Committee, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 10/2015 (72), pp. 34-39.
10. “Venezuela’s National Assembly Elections: A Vote for the Economy?” (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 12/2015 (74), pp. 22-26.
11. "Populism and Democracy Today"Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 1+2/2017 (87+88), pp. 51-56.
12. "The Legal Basis of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam - An Approach from a Political Science Perspective"Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities,ISSN 2354-1172, volume 3, number 1 (02/2017), pp. 125-135.
13. “59 Missiles and President Trump’s Message” (co-authored)Foreign Affairs Magazine, Central Foreign Affairs Committee, ISSN 1859-2899, No. 5/2017 (91), pp. 26-31.
14. "The issue of national interest - Common understanding and framework for action in international relations,"Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities,ISSN 2354-1172, volume 3, number 4 (08/2017), pp. 430-437.

III. Science and Technology Projects at all levels

1. World political situation in 2014, Basic-level scientific research project, 2016.