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A multi-level approach to Vietnam foreign policy: from security preoccupation to middle power role/ Le Dinh Tinh

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TINH Le Dinh

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ASEAN -- VIETNAM -- SECURITY -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -- MIDDLE POWER

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In: Strategic Analysis Vol 45, No. 4, July-August 2021, pp. 321-335 (26A)Summary: This article attempts to clarify as to how Vietnam has been in a better position to ensure the security goal by embarking on an ambitious development strategy and expanding its international role.

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This article attempts to clarify as to how Vietnam has been in a better position to ensure the security goal by embarking on an ambitious development strategy and expanding its international role.

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