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Business Culture Issues in Vietnam: Case Studies

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Do, Thien
Quilty, Mary
Milner, Anthony
Longstaff, Simon

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Canberra, ACT: School of Management, Marketing, and International Business, The Australian National University

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What practical issues can arise when doing business in Vietnam? How is Vietnam adapting to the demands of the market economy? In particular, how does a knowledge of Vietnamese business culture, and history, help to clear up misunderstandings – especially involving relations between foreign business people and representatives from Vietnamese business and government? Does the Vietnamese experience have a broader value in the Asian region, where numerous different societies have been seeking a way to engage vigorously in international commerce – yet without losing touch with their own ethical foundations? ... ¶ This volume presents case study material relating to business in Vietnam. It outlines real issues and problems that have arisen – and then seeks to provide a cultural and historical context in which to understand them, and perhaps even solve them.

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School of Management, Marketing, and International Business Working Paper Series

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