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Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Kim

Wednesday - February 29, 2012 09:49

Assoc.Prof.Dr. NGUYEN VAN KIM

1. Resume

  • Full name: Nguyen Van Kim
  • Year of birth: 1962
  • Time working at the School: since 1986
  • Degree: PhD
  • Scientific title: Associate Professor
  • Contact address: Faculty of History, University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Vietnam National University, Hanoi + Phone: (04) 38585284 (CQ), (04) 38511669 (NR) + Email: nguyenvankimls@yahoo.com, kimnguyenvanls@gmail.com

2. Research and teaching

2.1. Fields of research and teaching
  • Ancient and Medieval World History and World Civilization History
  • Socio-economic history and international relations of Japan in modern times
  • Diplomatic and trade relations in East Asia in the 16th-18th centuries
2.2. Work process
  • From 1986 to present: Working at Hanoi University of Science (now University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU)
  • From 1998 to 2004: Deputy Head of World History Department
  • From 2004 to present: Head of World History Department
  • From 2000 to November 2009: Deputy Head of History Department
  • From November 2009 to present: Vice President of University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU, Hanoi.
  • From July 1992 to March 1993: Intern at Kanazawa University and Hokuriku University, Japan.
  • June 1995 to June 1996: Researcher, Tokyo National University
  • December 2000 to March 2001: Researcher, Tokyo National University
  • From September 2008 to August 2009: Visiting lecturer at Inha University, Korea.
Participated in many scientific seminars and forums in East Asian countries. Currently: Member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of History, Permanent Vice President of the Scientific Council of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities; Member of the Interdisciplinary Council of Area Studies and International Studies (VNU); Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Southeast Asian Studies (Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences); Deputy Secretary General and Head of the International Cooperation Department (Vietnam Historical Sciences Association); Member of the Council of East Asian Studies and Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Korean Studies (Inha University, Korea).2.3. Guidance and training for HVCH and NCS
  • Number of PhDs trained: 02 (1 main PhD, 1 secondary PhD)
  • Number of PhDs being trained: 05
  • Number of masters trained: 12
  • Number of masters currently training: 05

3. Published works

3.1. Books for undergraduate and postgraduate training (monographs, textbooks, reference books)
  1. Japan today(translated with Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Hong Tung). Publishing House of Theoretical Information, Hanoi, 1991.
  2. South Pacific countries(co-authored by Prof. Vu Duong Ninh Cb.). Truth Publishing House, Hanoi, 1992.
  3. Learning about experiences in rural management organization in some East Asia - Southeast Asia regions, (co-authored by Prof. Phan Dai Doan - Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tri Dinh, Editor-in-Chief). National Political Publishing House, Hanoi, 1995.
  4. Vietnamese Dictionary(co-authored by Prof. Dr. Sakurai Yumio - Prof. Dr. Momoki Shiro Cb.). Dohosha Publishing House, Tokyo, 1999.
  5. Japan's Closed Door Policy During the Tokugawa Period - Causes and Consequences. World Publishing House, H., 2000.
  6. Some topics on world history(Co-authored by Prof. Vu Duong Ninh, Cb.). Publishing House of Hanoi National University, H., 2001.
  7. Japan - Vietnam historical exchange in modern times: Japanese street and ceramic exchange(written jointly, Prof. Sakurai Kiyohiko - Prof. Dr. Kikuchi Seiichi, Editor), Publishing House. Dohosa, Tokyo, 2002.
  8. Japan's relations with Southeast Asia in the 15th-17th centuries. Publishing House. Hanoi National University, H., 2003.
  9. Japan and Asia - Historical Connections and Socio-Economic Transformations. Publishing House. Hanoi National University, H., 2003.
  10. East Asia - Southeast Asia: Historical and Current Issues(co-authored). World Publishing House, 2004.
  11. Faculty of History - Half a century of construction and development(co-authored). World Publishing House, H., 2006.
  12. History of Japan(Co-authored by Associate Professor Nguyen Quoc Hung, Editor-in-Chief). The Gioi Publishing House, Hanoi, 2006.
  13. Reform movement in some East Asian countries in the late 19th and early 20th centuries(Co-authored by Prof. Vu Duong Ninh, Cb.). Publishing House of Hanoi National University, H., 2006.
  14. Vietnamese Village - Pluralism and Concentration(co-authored). Hanoi National University Publishing House, H., 2006.
  15. Southeast Asia - Tradition and Integration(Co-authored by Prof. Vu Duong Ninh Cb.). World Publishing House, H., 2007.
  16. Some topics on world history,Volume 2 (co-edited with Professor Vu Duong Ninh). Hanoi National University Publishing House, H., 2007.
  17. Vietnam in the Asian trade system in the 16th-17th centuries, (co-authored). World Publishing House, H., 2007.
  18. Lion and Dragon: Four Centuries of Dutch - Vietnamese Relations(Co-author). Boom, Amsterdam, Nethearland, 2007.
  19. Southern Social Sciences(Prof. Dr. Bui The Cuong Cb.), Southern Institute of Social Sciences. Social Sciences Publishing House, Hanoi, 2007.
  20. Research on the history of cultural exchange between Korea and Vietnam in modern times(co-authored with Associate Professor, Dr. Youn Dae Yeong and Master, Nguyen Manh Dung), Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea, 2009.
  21. East Asia - The Third Eye on Port Opening(Co-Author). Inha University Press, Korea, 2010.
  22. Sustainable development of the capital Hanoi, civilized, heroic, for peace(co-authored). Hanoi National University Publishing House, H., 2010.
  23. Thang Long - Hanoi Education: Process, historical experience and development orientation(Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hai Ke Cb.). Publishing House. Hanoi, H., 2010.
  24. Foreign affairs activities in Thang Long - Hanoi(Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Xuan Hang, Editor). Hanoi Publishing House, H., 2010.
  25. Lord Trinh Cuong: Life and career(co-authored). Culture - Information Publishing House, Hanoi, 2010.
  26. Ly Dynasty (1009-1226)(Prof. Dr. Nguyen Quang Ngoc Cb.). Hanoi Publishing House, H., 2010.
  27. Ho Chi Minh City towards 1,000 years of Thang Long - Hanoi, (co-authored). Ho Chi Minh City General Publishing House, 2010.
  28. Some historical and social issues(Prof. Phan Huy Le Cb.). State-level Social Science Project "The process of formation and development of the Southern region", The Gioi Publishing House, H., 2011.
  29. Vietnamese with the sea(Cb.). World Publishing House, H., 2011.
  30. Vietnam in the East Asian World - An Interdisciplinary and Area Studies Approach.National Political Publishing House, H., 2011.
3.2. Articles (published in specialized journals, proceedings of national and international scientific conferences)
  1. Discovery of Australia.Journal of Science, Hanoi University of Science, No. 3 (41), 1993, pp.41-44.
  2. The Dutch - Early Years in Japan.Journal of Historical Research, No. 4 (275), 1994, pp.54-59.
  3. Some thoughts on the Tokugawa period in Japanese history.Journal of Historical Research, No. 6 (277), 1994, pp.54-61.
  4. Indian trade in Southeast Asia during the medieval period(translator). Prof. Karashima Noburu, Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (280), 1995, pp.67-81.
  5. The Tokugawa period and the premises for the development of modern Japanese economy.Journal of Historical Research, No. 5 (288), 1996, pp.62-66.
  6. Situation of Vietnamese studies in Japan.Journal of Japanese Studies, No. 3 (7), 1996, pp.54-57.
  7. Causes of Japan's economic growth during the Tokugawa period.Journal of Economic Studies, No. 2 (225), 1997, pp.60-70.
  8. Economic status of the Samurai class in Tokugawa Japan.Journal of Japanese Studies, No. 1 (9), 1997, pp.22-27.
  9. Some features of merchant class and commercial activities in Japan during the Tokugawa period.Journal of Historical Research, No. 2 (291), 1997, pp.51-58.
  10. The educational system in Japan during the Tokugawa period: Typical characteristics.Journal of Historical Research, No. 5 (294), 1997, pp.59-70.
  11. Some issues on the administrative regime of the Le dynasty government in Vietnam in the 15th century(translation). Associate Professor, Dr. Yao Takao, Science Journal, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, No. 1 (Vol. XIII), 1997, pp. 12-25.
  12. Japan in the late 16th and early 17th centuries through the eyes of priest Allessandro Valignano.Journal of Historical Research, No. 2 (297) & 3 (298), 1998, pp.57-62 & 66-72.
  13. Zaibatsu - The development process and economic and political position in modern Japanese society.Journal of Japanese Studies, No. 3 (21), 1999, pp.32-40.
  14. The role of the Tozama daimyo in the reform process in 19th century Japan - Scientific issues being raised.Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (304) & 4 (305), 1999, pp.66-74 & 53-63.
  15. Some typical characteristics of traditional Japanese agricultural economy in the Edo period.Journal of Economic Studies, No. 3 (250), 1999, pp.58-65.
  16. The position of some Vietnamese trading ports in the East Sea trading system in the 16th-17th centuriesin:Maritime Silk Road.(Prof. Sakurai Kiyohiko – Prof. Kikuchi Seiichi Cb.), Published by Showa University; Tokyo, Japan, Research Paper No. 6, (in Japanese), 2000, pp. 45-52.
  17. The structure of Vietnamese villages in the Northern Delta and its relationship with the Le Dynasty State(translator). Prof. Yu Insun, Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (310) & 4 (311), 2000, pp.22-35 & 69-78.
  18. Economic Transformation in the Edo Period: The Premise for the Development of Modern Japan; Conference on Japanese Studies in East Asia, Thamassat University, Thailand, March 14th-15th, 2000.Socio-economic changes in Japan during the Edo period: Premises for the development of modern Japan.Journal of Economic Studies, No. 6 (265), 2000, pp.53-57.
  19. Some typical characteristics of villages and village relations in Japan during the Edo period (Comparison with Vietnamese villages); in: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Vietnam Studies, Volume III, The Gioi Publishing House, H., 2001, pp.562-571.
  20. The Ly Dynasty in the political and social context of Northeast Asia in the 11th-13th centuries; inLy Cong Uan and the Ly Dynasty, Publishing House. Hanoi National University, 2001, pp.261-286.
  21. Ly Dynasty Law - The absorption of Tang Dynasty law and its influence on Le Dynasty criminal law,inLy Cong Uan and the Ly Dynasty(translated with Lee Mee Sun). Prof. Yu Insun, Hanoi National University Publishing House, 2001, pp.205-234.
  22. Return to Japan - Fieldwork and Scientific Contact.Scientific Information, Showa University, Tokyo, Japan, No. 12, 2001, pp.5-8.
  23. Japan Opens - Analysis of the Contents of the Unequal Treaties Signed by the Edo Shogunate with the West.Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (316) & 4 (317), 2001, pp.71-78 & 75-85.
  24. 24.The trading system in the East Sea in the 16th-17th centuries and the location of some Vietnamese trading ports (A view from the Geography-Human conditions).Journal of Historical Research, No. 1 (321), 2002, pp.45-52.
  25. 25.Japan-Siam trade relations in the 16th-17th centuries.Journal of Japanese Studies, No. 2 (38), 2002, pp.61-70.
  26. Japan-Philippines trade relations in the 16th-17th centuries.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 2 (53), 2002, pp.26-38.
  27. 27.Vietnam - Japan trade relations in the 16th - 18th centuries.Journal of Economic Studies, No. 3 (286), 2002, pp.56-67.
  28. Maritime trade policy of the Dang Trong government; in: Japan - Vietnam historical exchange in modern times - Japanese streets and ceramic exchange, (Prof. Sakurai Kiyohiko - Prof. Dr. Kikuchi Seiichi, Editors), Dohosa Publishing House, Tokyo, 2002, pp. 75-88.
  29. Japan with historical and traditional cultural connections.Journal of Japanese Studies, No. 4 (323), 2002, pp.58-69.
  30. Research on Dang Trong through some historical sources and historical works; in:On the situation of historical research in the Central and Southern regions of Vietnam through the Maritime Silk Road, Nara Foundation Publishing, Japan (in Japanese), 2002, pp.111-114.
  31. Le Thanh Tong - Life and career through comments and assessments of some foreign historians.Journal of Science, VNU, No. 3 (Vol.XVIII), 2002, pp.25-38.
  32. About the mechanism of two governments coexisting in parallel in the history of Vietnam and Japan.Journal of Historical Research, No. 1 (326), 2003, pp.62-74.
  33. Trade relations of the Ryukyu kingdom with Southeast Asian countries in the 15th-16th centuries.Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (328), 2003, pp.57-69.
  34. Ryukyu in relations with China and Japan in modern times.Journal of Historical Research, No. 4 (329), 2003, pp.58-71.
  35. Urban society and urban culture in Edo period Japan.Journal of Culture and Arts, No. 8 (230) & 9 (231), 2003, pp.90-99 & 110-114.
  36. Hoi An Research - Achievements and scientific issues raised.Proceedings of International Conference:Preserving and Promoting the Value of Hoi An Ancient Town, Showa University Publishing House, Tokyo, Japan (in Japanese), 2003, pp.107-112.
  37. Sankin kotai system in Edo period Japan - Development, objectives and mechanisms.Proceedings of the Scientific ConferenceVietnam - Japan Relations: Historical and Current Issues, Publishing House. Hanoi National University, H., 2003, pp.89-114.
  38. Edo Castle and the Development Characteristics of Japanese Urbanism in the Modern Era; in:East Asia - Southeast Asia - Historical and Current Issues, World Publishing House, 2004, pp.145-164.
  39. Relations between Dai Viet and the Ryukyu Kingdom in the 16th-18th centuries through some sources.Magazine Japan and Northeast Asia Studies, No. 5 (53), 2004, pp.62-72.
  40. Japan: Three Times to open its Country - Three Choices; International Conference: East Meets West and Anthropology of Japan, Hongkong University, March, 2005.Japan - Three openings, three choices.Journal of Historical Research, No. 5 (336), 2004, pp.48-60.
  41. The Relationship Between Development and Environmental Protection - Japanese Experience.Journal of Economic Studies, No. 9 (316), 2004, pp.67-78.
  42. New contributions of the 2nd Vietnam Studies Conference.Journal of Culture and Arts, No. 9 (243), 2004, pp.102-106.
  43. Dai Viet and the East Sea trade from the 10th to the 15th century; in:East Asia - Southeast Asia: Historical and Current Issues(translated with Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan). Prof. Momoki Shiro, The Gioi Publishing House, Hanoi, 2004, pp.309-330.
  44. Foreign trade in Dang Ngoai and Vietnam - Japan relations in the 17th century.Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (346) & 4 (347), 2005, pp.19-29 & 67-73.
  45. Oc Eo - Phu Nam: Historical position and regional relations.Journal of Science - Social Sciences & Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, No. 1 (Vol. XXI), 2005, pp. 42-57.
  46. Commitment - Non-commitment: US policy on the “Vietnam Question” and the last days of the Saigon government; in:Vietnam in the process of national unification, innovation and integration, Publishing House. Hanoi National University, 2005, pp.423-445.
  47. Vietnam in the historical context of East Asia in the 10th century.Journal of Science - Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, No. 3 (Vol. XXI), 2005, pp. 17-30.
  48. Ho Dynasty Citadel and Ho Dynasty period in Vietnamese history,inResearch on Ho Dynasty Citadel in Vietnam, (Prof. Dr. Osawa Masumi - Prof. Dr. Kikuchi Seiichi Cb.); Volume I, published by Showa University, Tokyo, Japan (in Japanese), 2005, pp.125-129.
  49. Vietnam in the process of national unification, innovation and integration(co-written with Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Khanh). Journal of Social Science Information, No. 5, 2005, pp. 24-29.
  50. 50.Relations between the Ryukyu Kingdom and Korea in the 15th-17th centuries;(co-written with Nguyen Manh Dung). Journal of Historical Research, No. 10 (353), 2005, pp.38-49.
  51. Foreign Trade in Tonkin and Regional Relations in the 17th-18th Centuries.The Harmony and Prosperity of Civilizations - Changes in History: Real, Representation and Imaginary, Beijing Forum, China, November 16-17, 2005, pp.78-93.
  52. The process of economic and cultural exchange between Vietnam and China in the Red River basin in the context of regional relations. Science Journal - Social Sciences and Humanities Journal, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, No. 1 (Vol. XXIII), 2006, pp. 9-26.
  53. Southern Vietnam - Maritime economic environment and regional relations.Journal of Historical Research, No. 1 (357), 2006, pp.34-45.
  54. Japanese Studies in Vietnam - Characteristics and Trends;(co-written with MSc. Nguyen Manh Dung). Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 2 (62), 2006, pp.52-64.
  55. On the historical relations and economic and cultural exchanges between Vietnam and Japan.Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 5 (65), 2006, pp.36-47.
  56. Dang Trong in regional power relations and interactions.Journal of Historical Research, No. 6 (362), 2006, pp.19-35.
  57. Van Don commercial port system through historical, field and archaeological sources.Journal of Archaeology, No. 4 (142), 2006, pp.46-65.
  58. 50 years - A journey of scientific research of the Faculty of History.Journal of Historical Research, No. 9 (365), 2006, pp.3-11.
  59. Department of World History on the journey of half a century Department of History. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 80 (5), 2006, pp.51-59.
  60. Foreign Trade in Tonkin and Regional Relations during XVIIth- XVIIIthCenturies, The Journal of Historical Studies, Vol. 1, Number 1, 2006, p.72-82.
  61. The position of Pho Hien and Domea in the trade system of Dang Ngoai in the 16th-17th centuries.Journal of Historical Research, No. 3 (371), 2007, pp.3-11.
  62. Meiji Restoration in Japan - Causes of success and historical significance,in:Some topics on World History, Volume II, (Prof. Vu Duong Ninh - Nguyen Van Kim Cb.), Publishing House. Hanoi National University, H., 2007, pp.162-204.
  63. Research on Korea in Vietnam - Experience from the Establishment of Japanese Studies, International on Korean Studies in East Asian World, Inha University - University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, HCM, Ho Chi Minh City, February, 2007.Korean Studies in Vietnam - Some Experiences from Building Japanese Studies; Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 7 (77), 2007, pp.66-73.
  64. On Vietnamese traditions and foreign trade activities - Historical facts and perceptions;(co-written with Nguyen Manh Dung). Journal of Historical Research No. 8 (376) and No. 9 (377), 2007, pp.21-37 & 19-31.
  65. The East Sea - Regional Security and Cooperation Issues (A Historical Approach and a View from Vietnam's Maritime Position). Proceedings of the Scientific Conference: ASEAN: 40 years looking back and looking forward, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University Publishing House, H., 2007, pp.174-194.
  66. Vietnam in the XXthCentury: From Confrontation to Cooperation - An Approach from A Cultural Historical View, International Forum on Historical Reconciliation in East Asia; Organizer: Korean National Commission for UNESCO - Northeast Asian History Foundation, Seoul, October 2007. Reprinted inSoutheast Asian Studies, Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences, 2007, p.24-33.
  67. Junk boats from Southeast Asia to Japan in the 17th-18th centuries. Journal of Historical Research No. 11 (379) and No. 12 (380), 2007, pp.15-25 & 44-51.
  68. A unique perspective on Japan and world civilization.Introduction and analysis of the work “An ecological perspective on history” by Tadao Umesao, World Publishing House, 2007. Journal of Historical Research, No. 2 (382), 2008, pp.73-80.
  69. Srivijaya Maritime Institutions and Regional Relations.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 1 (94), 2008, pp.3-18.
  70. 70.Ancient traces of Southeast Asian societies.Journal of Historical Research No. 6 (386), 2008, pp.25-39.
  71. Vietnam - Motives and Process of National Unification, The International Conference Proceedings “Political Unification and History Education”, Seoul National University, Seoul, February 20th - 23th, 2008. Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences – Institute for Southeast Asian Studies:Vietnam - Motives and Process of National Unification, Southeast Asian Studies, 2008, p.10-18.
  72. Some thoughts on the model and traditional way of organizing education in Northeast Asian countries. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 5 (87), 2008, pp.21-27.
  73. Van Don Research: History, Achievements and Scientific Issues.Proceedings of the Workshop “Van Don Commercial Port - History, Economic Potential and Cultural Exchanges”, Van Don, Quang Ninh, 2008, pp.602-613.
  74. Finding a Vietnamese road for national religion.Journal of Culture and Arts, No. 9 (291) & 10 (292), 2008, pp.17-21 & 17-22.
  75. Research on Southern history from the 7th to the 16th centuries - Practice, Perception and Approach.Proceedings of the Workshop: The process of formation and development of the Southern region - Research situation and approach methods, H., August 12, 2008, pp.51-62.
  76. Trade relations between East Asian countries in the 16th-17th centuries.Proceedings of the Workshop “Perception of the East Asian world and Vietnam - Korea relations in the regional context”. Vietnam Historical Science Association - Korea Historical Association (bilingual Vietnamese - Korean), Seoul, 2008, pp.205-225.
  77. Perception of the world and Vietnam's position through some works of Nguyen Truong To. Proceedings of the Conference: Comparative study of Vietnam - Korea in modern times. University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU - Inha University (Korea), H., 2008.
  78. Some general features of coinage and currency use in Vietnamese history;(co-authored by Prof. Kikuchi Seiichi – Prof. Sakuraki Shinichi Cb.), (in Japanese), Showa Women's University, Tokyo, Vol.12, 2008, pp.159-164.
  79. Dai Viet in the historical and political context of the 15th century East Asia region.Journal of Historical Research, No. 2 (394), pp. 33-45 & 3 (395), 2009, pp. 24-29 & 47.
  80. System and scale of Van Don commercial port - Awareness of the role and position of a commercial port.Journal of Historical Research, No. 9 (401), 2009, pp.3-19.
  81. East Asian trade networks before the open era and their development consequences: The case of Hoi An. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 3 (97), 2009, pp.54-68.
  82. Van Don - International Sea Port of Dai Viet, Proceedings of the First Congress of the Asian Association of World Historians, May 29-31, 2009, Osaka, Japan, DVD, 2009.
  83. Formation of the “Oceanic Network” in East Asia before the Opening of Ports and Subsequent Developments: Focusing on Hoi An, (Special article), The Journal of Korean Studies, Inha University, May 2009, p.49-78.
  84. Vietnamese Society in XVIth-XVIIIthCenturies and Ceramic Exchanges between Vietnam and Japan, Proceedings of The First KASEAS-CSEAS Joint International Symposium: Interdependency of Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia - The Migration, Investment and Cultural Flow, Korea, June 19-21, 2009. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 7 (101), 2009, p.15-29.
  85. Model of central government and urban management organization in Japan (Case of Edo - Tokyo). Institute of Vietnamese Studies and Development Sciences, VNU: Proceedings of the Workshop “Research on building a model of organization and state management specific to the central cities of our country today”, H., 2009.
  86. Van Don port and foreign trade relations during the Ly dynasty. Proceedings of the Scientific Conference “1000 years of Ly Dynasty and Thang Long Capital”, Hanoi People's Committee, World Publishing House, H., 2009, pp.190-203.
  87. Commercial activities of ancient Thai kingdoms.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 7 (112), 2009, pp.3-10.
  88. Raw material areas and traditional handicraft production of Thailand. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 2 (119), 2010, pp.12-20.
  89. Trade relations between East Asian countries in the 16th-17th centuries. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, No. 1 (107), 2010, pp.12-27.
  90. Son La - Northwest - North Indochina: Potential and position. Proceedings of the International Conference “Creating socio-economic activities to serve local economic development”, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU-Hanoi - University of Toulouse Le Mirail, H., 2010. Vietnam Historical Science Association: Journal of Past & Present, No. 367, 368 & 369, November-December, 2010, pp.12-26&30, & 32-35.
  91. Cultural response of Dai Viet to regional countries through the conduct and consciousness of some nobles of the Tran Dynasty. Journal of Culture and Arts, No. 3 (309), 4 (310) & 5 (311), 2010, pp.21-25.
  92. Civilization and Empire: Looking Back at the Development Path of East Asian Countries. Journal of Historical Research No. 2 (406), 2010, pp.3-19.
  93. The response of the Dang Trong government to Western powers. Science Journal - Social Sciences and Humanities Journal, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, No. 2, 2010, pp.71-84.
  94. Foreign position of Thang Long - Dai Viet with Southeast Asian countries during the Ly - Tran period. Journal of Historical Research No. 7 (411), 2010, pp.19-33.
  95. Thang Long - Hanoi in the 17th and 19th centuries through the comments and assessments of Westerners; (co-authored with Nguyen Manh Dung), “Ho Chi Minh City towards 1000 years of Thang Long - Hanoi”, Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee - Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism - Ho Chi Minh City National University, 2010, pp.492-526.
  96. Foreign trade of Dai Viet during the Le - Trinh period through some Western historical sources; printed in: Lord Trinh Cuong – Life and career, Culture – Information Publishing House, Hanoi, 2010, pp.412-449.
  97. Finding a Land - Some Feelings and Thoughts about the Book“Research on ancient town of Hoi An" by Prof. Dr. Kikuchi Seiichi. Journal of Historical Research, No. 10 (414), 2010, pp.70-74.
  98. Industrial and commercial economy in the Mac Dynasty. Journal of Historical Research, No. 12 (416), 2010, pp.3-18.
  99. Some thoughts on the economic characteristics, political institutions and power structures of Southeast Asian countries in the ancient and medieval period. Conference proceedings: Research and training in Social Sciences and Humanities in Vietnam - Achievements and experiences, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU, 2010, pp.313-336.
  100. The formation and development of the kingdom of Chenla.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 10 (127), 2010, pp.13-22.
  101. On the separation between Luc Chan Lap and Thuy Chan Lap.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 11 (128), 2010, pp.3-10.
  102. The relationship between Luc Chan Lap and Thuy Chan Lap.Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 1 (130), 2011, pp.3-19.
  103. Sources of goods and commodities of Dang Trong. Proceedings of the International Conference “Hoi An with Edo”, Showa University, Tokyo, Japan, 2010. Journal of Historical Research No. 4 (420), 2011, pp.3-17.
  104. From sea myths to marine cultural strata - Perception of seas and islands in historical and national cultural research. Journal of Historical Research, No. 9 (425), 2011, pp.3-20.
  105. Knowledge Resources: Linkages and Socio-Economic Development. Proceedings of the International Conference: Contribution of Social Sciences and Humanities to Socio-Economic Development. University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU Hanoi - University of Nantes, H., 2011, pp.135-148.
  106. Maritime thinking, policies to protect sovereignty and marine resources in Vietnam's history. The 5th National Conference on Marine Science and Technology, Natural Science and Technology Publishing House, Hanoi, 2011, pp.337-347.
  107. Southern Vietnam in the 7th-16th centuries - Appearance and historical and cultural characteristics; printed in: Some issues of cultural and social identity, World Publishing House, 2011, pp.93-114.
  108. The context of Southeast Asia before the colonial invasion and annexation of the West; (co-authored with Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Khanh), Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, No. 10 (139), 2011, pp. 3-19.
  109. Van Don Commercial Port - Potential and development motivation. Journal of Historical Research No. 12 (428), 2011, pp.3-15.
  110. Bird's nest exploitation profession in Cu Lao Cham. Journal of Science, Showa University, Japan, 2012.
  111. Training high-quality human resources at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU: Goals, challenges and solutions, Proceedings of the Scientific Conference “Innovation of higher education in Vietnam – Current situation and solutions”, VNU, 2012, pp.52-69.

4. Research topics

4.1. Chaired and accepted
  1. Japan's trade relations with Southeast Asian countries in the 16th-17th centuries.National University level scientific topic. Code T.2001.05, 2002.
  2. Japan's relations with Southeast Asia in the 15th-17th centuries.National University level scientific topic. Code CB.01.41, 2005.
  3. Vietnam - Japan trade relations in the 16th-17th centuries.The project was funded by the Sumitomo Foundation, 2006.
  4. The formation and development of ancient Southeast Asian states and regional relations.Key scientific topic of VNU Hanoi. Code QGTĐ. 04.09. VNU Hanoi, 2006.
  5. Thang Long - Hanoi - Vietnam in the eyes of foreigners.Project manager of the State-level scientific project “Foreign policy experience of Thang Long - Hanoi”. Code KX 09-03 (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Xuan Hang, Project manager), 2007.
  6. Southern Vietnam from the 7th to the 16th century.Scientific topic of the Project "The process of formation and development of the Southern region" (Professor Phan Huy Le, Chairman). Ministry of Science and Technology, 2007-2011.
4.2. Join as a member
  1. Indochina: Origins and historical issues.Ministry-level scientific topic, (Prof. Vu Minh Giang, Head). Hanoi National University, 1987-1988.
  2. Traditional values ​​and Vietnamese people today.State-level scientific project. Code KX 07-02 (Prof. Phan Huy Le, Head), 1995-1997.
  3. Rural socio-political institutions.State-level scientific topic. Code KX 08-09 (Prof. Phan Dai Doan, Head), 1995-1997.
  4. The Northeast Seaport System in the 11th-19th Centuries - History and Current Status.Key scientific topic of VNU Hanoi. Code QGTĐ.04.10 (Prof. Dr. Nguyen Quang Ngoc, Head). VNU Hanoi, 2006-2007.
  5. Reform movement in some East Asian countries - Mid-19th century, early 20th century.Special scientific topic of VNU. Code QG.04.17 (Prof. Vu Duong Ninh, Head). VNU., Hanoi, 2006-2007.
  6. Thang Long - Hanoi Education, orientation for education and training development of the Capital in the period of industrialization and modernization.State-level scientific project. Code KX.09.07 (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hai Ke, Head), Ministry of Science and Technology, 2007-2009.
  7. Thang Long - Hanoi as the political and administrative center of the country - Lessons on management and development.State-level scientific project. Code KX.09.02 (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Van Quan, Head). Ministry of Science and Technology, 2007-2009.
  8. Research on building a specific model of state organization and management of centrally-run cities in our country today.State-level scientific project. Code KX 02-03/06-10 (Prof. Dr. Nguyen Quang Ngoc, Head). Ministry of Science and Technology, 2007-2010.
  9. History of Southeast Asia during the colonial period and national liberation from the 16th century to 1945.The topic belongs to the Ministry-level scientific program. Code 144/KHXH-HDKH-B07 (Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Khanh, Head). Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, 2007-2010.
  10. The Japanese Way and Model – Development Philosophy, Values, Meanings and Lessons.The topic belongs to the State-level independent topic: Vietnam's development theory in the Ho Chi Minh era and its application in the early decades of the 21st century. Code DTĐL 2008G/09 (Assoc. Prof. Dr. To Huy Rua, Head); Central Theoretical Council.
  11. Van Don - Vietnam's international commercial port.Scientific topic Group A (Key topic), VNU, Code: QGTĐ 10.25 (Head), VNU, 2010-2012.

5. Awards

  • Second Prize (no First Prize) for the project: “Japan's Closed Door Policy During the Tokugawa Period - Causes and Consequences"Pham Than Duat Award, Vietnam Historical Science Association, 2000.
  • Project Award

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