The Political Economy of Vietnam's Anti-corruption Campaign

Giang examines the logic of Vietnam's anti-corruption campaign, its key determinants, and the consequences for different stakeholders in both the economic and political realms. It begins by exploring recent trends in the country's anti-corruption efforts, then delves into the economic and...

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Published in:Southeast Asian affairs 2024-01, p.375-390
Main Author: Giang, Nguyen Khac
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Campaigns
Committees
Corruption
Corruption in government
Dung, Nguyen Tan
Initiatives
Political economy
Political leadership
Political systems
Prime ministers
Stakeholders
Trong, Nguyen Phu
Vo Van Thuong
Winners
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Summary:Giang examines the logic of Vietnam's anti-corruption campaign, its key determinants, and the consequences for different stakeholders in both the economic and political realms. It begins by exploring recent trends in the country's anti-corruption efforts, then delves into the economic and social consequences. Subsequently, a stakeholder analysis will identify the winners and losers of the "blazing furnace" in the country's "new normal." He concludes with a discussion on the future of the campaign, considering Nguyen Phu Trong's personal drive, and the necessary structural and institutional reforms required to address this deep-rooted systemic issue in Vietnam.
ISSN:0377-5437
1793-9135