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Vietnam in 1996: Reform Immobilism
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“The European Union, Vietnam, and Human Rights as Law: the case of the 1995 EU–Vietnam framework agreement and its human rights clause.”
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Indochina's Slow Opening to the Future
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Position Taking or Position Ducking? A Theory of Public Debate in Single-Party Legislatures
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