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The William Campbell Douglass Letters. Expose of Government Machinations during the Vietnam War.: With Foreword by Tom Anderson by William Campbell Douglass II, 2003-06-26
U.S. Government and the Vietnam War: Executive and Legislative Roles and Relationships, Part 1 : 1945-1960 (U. S. Government & the Vietnam War S) by William Conrad Gibbons, 1986-09
VIETNAM: Government approval regarding the proposed construction of a new 250,000 ton per year steel mill is tentatively expected by the end of the year ... & Plant Operations in the Developing World
The U.S. government and the Vietnam war by William Conrad Gibbons, 1984-01-01
VIETNAM: Government approval regarding the proposed construction of a new 250,000 ton per year steel mill is tentatively expected by the end of the year ... on Mining, Metal Making and Conversion
Government of Vietnam: Politics of Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines, National Assembly of Vietnam, Ministry of Defence, Vietnam Railways
VIETNAM: Government approval regarding the proposed construction of a new 250,000 ton per year steel mill is tentatively expected by the end of the year ... Opportunities in Asia & the Pacific
U.S. Government and the Vietnam War: Executive and Legislative Roles and Relationships, Part 2 : 1961-1964 (U. S. Government & the Vietnam War S) (Pt. II) by William Conrad Gibbons, 1986-09
DFID's programme in Vietnam: Government response to the Committee's eighth report of session 2006-07: ninth special report of session 2006-07: House of Commons Papers 1062 2006-07 by International Development Committee, 2007-10-18
Historical Atlas of the Vietnam War by Harry G. Summers, 1995-11-02
Reeducation in Postwar Vietnam: Personal Postscripts to Peace (Williams-Ford Texas A&M University Military History Series) by Edward P. Metzner, Huynh Van Chinh, et all 2001-08-10
Vietnam: The Politics of Bureaucratic Socialism (Politics and International Relations of Southeast Asia) by Gareth Porter, 1993-07
Lost Modernities: China, Vietnam, Korea, and the Hazards of World History (Edwin O Reischauer Lectures) by Alexander Woodside, 2006-05-30
Vietnam's New Order: International Perspectives on the State and Reform in Vietnam (Ceri Series in International Relations a) by StÃ©phanie Balme, Mark Sidel, 2006-12-12

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AllRefer Reference - Vietnam - Government Structure - The National Assembly | Vi
vietnam. government Structure. The National Assembly. Constitutionally, the National Assembly is the highest government organization
http://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/vietnam/vietnam104.html

Extractions: Vietnam Vietnam Despite its many formal duties, the National Assembly exists mainly as a legislative arm of the VCP's Political Bureau. It converts Political Bureau resolutions into laws and decrees and mobilizes popular support for them. In this role, the National Assembly is led by the Council of Ministers acting through the Council of State and a variable number of special-purpose committees. Actual debate on legislation does not occur. Instead, a bill originates in the Council of Ministers, which registers the bill and assigns a key party member to present it on the floor. Before presentation, the member will have received detailed instructions from the party caucus in the assembly, which has held study sessions regarding the proposed legislation. Once the legislation is presented, members vote according to party guidelines. A general national election to choose National Assembly delegates is held every five years. The first election following the reunification of the North and South was held in April 1976 and the voters selected 492 members, of which 243 represented the South and 249 the North. In 1987 the Eighth National Assembly numbered 496 members. Because successful candidates were chosen in advance, the electoral process was not genuine. No one could run for office unless approved by the party, and in many cases the local body of the party simply appointed the candidates. Nevertheless, every citizen had a duty to vote, and, although the balloting was secret, the electorate, through electoral study sessions, received directives from the party concerning who should be elected. The elections in 1987, however, were comparatively open by Vietnamese standards. It was evident that the party was tolerating a wider choice in candidates and more debate.
CNN.com - Technology - Vietnam's Government Ponders Knowledge Economy - June 27,
vietnam s government ponders knowledge economy. From IDG.net. June 27, 2000 Web posted at 1127 am EDT (1527 GMT). by David Legard.
http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/06/27/vietnam.idg/
Vietnam Adoption - Agencies Photolisting International Adoption Agency Vietnam
vietnam, government. Country name conventional long form Socialist Republic of vietnam conventional short form vietnam local long
http://vietnam.adoption.com/files/government/Vietnam.php?country=Vietnam
Vietnam - Consular Information Sheet
Official US personnel and tourists are sometimes not authorized to travel to the Central Highland areas without prior consent from the government of vietnam.
http://travel.state.gov/vietnam.html

Extractions: Consular Information Sheet This information is current as of today, Vietnam January 13, 2004 COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: Vietnam is a poor but developing agrarian country controlled by a Communist government. Tourist facilities are not well established, but are improving in certain areas, especially in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and several beach and mountain resorts. ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: U.S. passports are valid for travel in Vietnam. Visas are required and should be obtained from a Vietnamese Embassy or Consulate before traveling to Vietnam. Visas may be issued for multiple entries, but are usually valid for only one entry. If you plan to travel in Asia and return to Vietnam, a multiple entry visa is required. Visas are generally valid for one month, but increasing numbers of travelers have been successful, after their arrival in Vietnam, in having their visas renewed for up to three months. Entry into and exit from Vietnam is sometimes restricted to a specific port of entry. In cases of lost/stolen passports, travelers must obtain both a replacement passport and a replacement visa. Normal procedures require two (2) weeks for a replacement passport and an additional three (3) working days for a replacement visa. In life and death situations, emergency passports (of limited validity) can be issued same-day; however, the U.S. Embassy cannot expedite replacement Vietnamese visas.
International Adoption - Vietnam
For this reason, the Consulate and the vietnamese government both recommend that families wishing to adopt a child from vietnam use the services of an adoption
http://travel.state.gov/adoption_vietnam.html

Extractions: International Adoption VIETNAM WARNING REGARDING SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME (SARS) April 4, 2003: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends U.S. citizens defer elective, non-emergency travel to areas with a large number of SARS cases, including Hanoi, Vietnam , Mainland China, Singapore, and Hong Kong. U.S. citizens present in or planning travel to these areas should monitor closely the Web site of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/sars and at http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/sars/adoption.htm for the latest information on SARS. Also see the Department of State's Fact Sheet on SARS at http://www.travel.state.gov/s_syndrome_factsheet.html. U.S. citizens should consult the Department of State's Travel Warning at http://www.travel.state.gov/vietnam_warning.html and Public Announcement Regarding SARS at http://www.travel.state.gov/sars_asia_announce.html for further information on travel to Vietnam. THE INFORMATION IN THIS CIRCULAR RELATING TO THE LEGAL REQUIREMENTS OF SPECIFIC FOREIGN COUNTRIES IS PROVIDED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY. QUESTIONS INVOLVING INTERPRETATION OF SPECIFIC FOREIGN LAWS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO FOREIGN COUNSEL.
Institute For Water Resources Planning - Environment (*Vietnam: Government*)
Organisation Name, Institute for Water Resources Planning. Country, vietnam. Classification, government. Main Issue, vietnam Environment. Contact Details.
http://www.signposts.uts.edu.au/contacts/Vietnam/Government/360.html

Extractions: Signposts Home Whats New - Contacts Search Submit Contacts ... Help Signposts is part of the the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism (ACIJ) . The content is maintained by the Signposts team on a regular basis. The Contacts module is updated from linked databases, automatically, on a daily basis. Concept and development by Social Change Online Date record created: 7 May 96
Columbus World Travel Guide - South-East Asia - Vietnam - History And Government
World Travel Guide vietnam - History and government - includes information on the constitution and politics.
http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/vnm/vnm580.asp

Extractions: History: For many years, Vietnam formed part of the French colony of Indochina, along with Cambodia and Laos. With Vichy French agreement, in 1941, the Japanese occupied Vietnam during their World War II sweep through South East Asia. The resistance to the Japanese was led by the Indochinese Communist Party, formed by Ho Chi Minh in 1930, and its armed wing, the Viet Minh. Following the Japanese defeat in 1945, the Communists proclaimed the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. In 1946, France sent a large expeditionary force to re-establish their control. After 8 years of fierce fighting, the struggle ended in the defeat of the French garrison at Dien Bien Phu (1954). Vietnamese troops finally withdrew from Cambodia in September 1989. Freed of this burden, Vietnam was able to concentrate on rebuilding its own economy, having introduced a home-grown version of perestroika , known as doi moi . Nonetheless, the Vietnamese economy suffered from the withdrawal of aid and subsidised goods from the former USSR and from Eastern Europe, as well as the continuing US-organised trade boycott instituted after the US withdrawal. In 1991, changes among the Communist Party top leadership indicated that the party was determined to pursue a reformist economic programme while keeping many senior military men in key positions.
Decentralised Government In Vietnam
Decentralised government in vietnam. Beren C.Vis. This article offers in introduction to the present situation of regional and local government in vietnam.
http://www.jus.unitn.it/cardozo/Review/vietnam.htm

Extractions: Decentralised government in Vietnam Beren C.Vis Very often a straightforward comparison is made between the structure of democracy and good governance in western countries and the actual circumstances in developing countries. In case of a country with a different political (and perhaps more important even: a different historical) background another yardstick should be used. This article offers in introduction to the present situation of regional and local government in Vietnam. This introduction is limited to the structure as it emerges from the legislation. As a foreigner who is not living in Vietnam I must limit myself to the description and interpretation of what can be found in today's legislation.
Vietnam War
South vietnamese government surrenders to North vietnam; US Marine embassy guards and US civilians and dependents evacuated (April 30).
http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0001292.html

Extractions: President Truman sends 35-man military advisory group to aid French fighting to maintain colonial power in Vietnam. After defeat of French at Dien Bien Phu, Geneva Agreements (July) provide for withdrawal of French and Vietminh to either side of demarcation zone (DMZ) pending reunification elections, which are never held. Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy (from onward) send civilian advisers and, later, military personnel to train South Vietnamese. Communists form National Liberation Front in South. U.S. military advisers in South Vietnam rise from 900 to 15,000.
NLA: Asian Government Internet Resources
governments on the WWW Uzbekistan. vietnam. governments on the WWW vietnam; Socialist Republic of vietnam government and Law / World Wide Web Virtual Library.
http://www.nla.gov.au/gov/asiagov.html
-- Beliefnet.com
The act, already passed overwhelmingly by the US House of Representatives, would halt future US nonhumanitarian aid unless vietnam s government improves its
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/90/story_9083_1.html

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Vietnam Yesterday & Today: Vietnam's Politics & Government
USbased periodicals opposed to vietnam s current government, providing news and commentary, include vietnam Democracy Newsletter.
http://servercc.oakton.edu/~wittman/politics.htm

Extractions: Many Vietnamese living abroad, particularly in the United States, oppose the current government in Vietnam and actively work for changes in their former homeland. The Free Vietnam Alliance (FVA) provides information about the organization and its activities on its website as well as providing documents and information about current events in Vietnam, particularly relating to dissidents and human rights. Other such sites include: This website, the companion resource to a PBS television special, focuses on Pete Peterson, a former POW and U.S. ambassador to Vietnam since 1997, the first ambassador in 27 years. The site documents Peterson's past in Vietnam as a soldier and then prisoner of war and explains his current mission to bring about reconciliation between the two countries. Information is provided about Vietnam's recent history, current political and cultural conditions, and diplomatic relations with the U.S. Also included are classroom study plans, links, a bibliography, interviews, and suggestions for writing assignments.
America's War In Vietnam: 1954 To 1973
The CIA official in Saigon, Edward Lansdale, described the government of South vietnam in the late 1950s as an emerging fascist state. .
http://www.colorado.edu/AmStudies/lewis/2010/vietnam.htm
Welcome To The Voice Of America
Traveljournals.net government of vietnam conventional short form vietnam local long form Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam local short form Viet Nam abbreviation SRV. government type Communist
http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x153557525&f=7810
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Vietnam Plan To Make People Taller
The Vietnamese government has launched a new initiative to make its population taller.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3700725.stm

Extractions: Vietnamese people are smaller, on average, than other East Asians The Vietnamese Government has launched a new initiative to make its population taller. The $40m programme, which is designed to promote better nutrition and healthy living, will be introduced to schools across the country. "We are still much shorter than other Asian countries like China and especially Japan," said Dung Nghiep Chi, the man behind the scheme. "We are now working on a programme of nutrition and physical exercise, to boost the height and weight of young Vietnamese people," he told the BBC's World Today programme. I want to be 10cm taller. I think tall people are beautiful
Vietnam Information: Facts, Geography, People, Government, Economy, Flag And Vie
MyTravelGuide. We also have a vietnam Tourism Guide. Facts, Geography, People, government, Flag, Economy and vietnam Map. government, vietnam. Country
http://www.mytravelguide.com/guides-and-advice/fact-book/cia/Vietnam.php

Extractions: a Brief history Climate and Terrain Elevation extremes Natural hazards Population HIV Prevalance Ethnic Groups Spoken Languages Literacy National Holiday Legal System Economy Poverty level Currency Telelphone System Radio Stations Internet service providers Military Transnational Issues For more information on Vietnam and its cities, check out our Vietnam Tourism Guide , found in the Destination Guides section of MyTravelGuide. If you have a question about Vietnam, you can ask it in the " Ask a Question " section of MyTravelGuide. We also have a Vietnam Tourism Guide Country List World Factbook Home The World Factbook Vietnam Introduction Vietnam Background: France occupied all of Vietnam by 1884. Independence was declared after World War II, but the French continued to rule until 1954 when they were defeated by Communist forces under Ho Chi MINH, who took control of the North. US economic and military aid to South Vietnam grew through the 1960s in an attempt to bolster the government, but US armed forces were withdrawn following a cease-fire agreement in 1973. Two years later, North Vietnamese forces overran the South. Economic reconstruction of the reunited country has proven difficult as aging Communist Party leaders have only grudgingly initiated reforms necessary for a free market.
Chronology Of The War In Vietnam
On February 26, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announces establishment of diplomatic relations with Hanoi, but retains recognition of South vietnam s government.
http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Vietnam/Chronology.htm

Extractions: Chronology of the War in Vietnam : Nationalist leader Ho Chi Minh, who had trained in the Soviet Union but received aid from the US to fight the Japanese during World War II, declares on 14 January, that the Democratic Republic of Vietnam is the only legal government, recognised by the Soviet Union and China. Australia supports French-sponsored government of Emperor Bao Dai. US provides military and economic aid to French in Indochina. : French defeated by Viet Minh at Dien Bien Phu on 7 May after a 55-day siege. The defeat signals an end to French presence in Indochina. : US begins to funnel aid directly to Saigon Government and agrees to train South Vietnamese Army. : In September, South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem visits Australia. Menzies Government reaffirms support. : Hanoi leaders form National Liberation Front for South Vietnam on 20 December, which Saigon regime dubs "Viet Cong", meaning Communist Vietnamese. : On November 17, US Government seeks an indication through diplomatic channels of Australia's willingness to assist in Vietnam. : On May 24, Australia's Minister for Defence, Athol Townley, announces 30 military advisers will be go to Vietnam.
Vietnam - Atlapedia Online
OFFICIAL NAME Socialist Republic of vietnam CAPITAL Hanoi SYSTEM OF government Unitary SingleParty Socialist Republic AREA 329,565 Sq Km (127,246 Sq Mi
http://www.atlapedia.com/online/countries/vietnam.htm

Extractions: ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: CLIMATE: Vietnam has a tropical climate in the south that ranges to subtropical in the north, while both are dominated by the monsoons. North Vietnam is characterized by a hot and humid wet season from mid May to mid September as well as a warm and humid dry season from mid October to mid March with two short transition periods. In the south the seasons come later and in Central Vietnam rainfall is heaviest between September and January when the coast is subject to tropical storms. Average annual precipitation in Hanoi is 1,830 mm (72 inches) with areas in the Annamite Mountains exceeding 4,060 mm (160 inches). Average temperature ranges in Hanoi are from 17 degrees Celsius (63 degrees Fahrenheit) in January to 29 degrees Celsius (84 degrees Fahrenheit) in June. PEOPLE: The principal ethnic majority are the Vietnamese also called Annamese or Annamites who account for around 87% of the population and are a mixture of Chinese and Thai ethnic stocks. The largest ethnic minority are the Chinese who account for 6.6% of the population followed by the Khmer while there are over 60 other ethnic minority groups located in the mountains. DEMOGRAPHIC/VITAL STATISTICS: Density; 205 persons per sq km (531 persons per sq mi) (1991). Urban-Rural; 20.1% urban, 79.9% rural (1989). Sex Distribution; 49.1% male, 50.9% female (1991). Life Expectancy at Birth; 59.9 years male, 64.3 years female (1989). Age Breakdown; 39% under 15, 29% 15 to 29, 16% 30 to 44, 9% 45 to 59, 6% 60 to 74, 1% 75 and over (1989). Birth Rate; 29.0 per 1,000 (1993). Death Rate; 8.0 per 1,000 (1993). Increase Rate; 21.0 per 1,000 (1993). Infant Mortality Rate; 48.0 per 1,000 live births (1991).
Chrono
On February 26, Prime Mimster Gough Whitlam announces establishment of diplomatIc relations with Hanoi, but retains recognition of South vietnam s government.
http://users.mildura.net.au/users/marshall/chrono/chrono.htm

Extractions: CHRONOLOGY Nationalist leader Ho Chi Minh, who had trained in the Soviet Union but received aid from the US to fight the Japanese during World War II, declares. 14 January, that the Democratic Republic of Vietnam is the only legal government: recognised by the Soviet Union and China. Australia supports French-sponsored government of Emperor Bao Dai. US provides military and economic aid to French in Indochina.
AdmiNet - Viet Nam
top The government of Viet Nam. The President of SRV; The government; Chinh Phu Cach Mang Viet Nam Tu Do government of Free vietnam;
http://www.adminet.com/world/vn/

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