The expropriation of agricultural land to provide new land for industrial and urban
expansion, referred to as compulsory acquisition, is prevalent in developing countries. Using …

Recent studies indicate and predict rapid urban growth in developing countries. Such
growth results in physical transformation of the environment and changes to livelihood …

This paper examines the effects of forestland on household income, poverty and inequality
among households in Vietnam's poorest rural districts, the North Central Provinces …

Sažetak This study examines the determinants of nonfarm participation and the effect of
nonfarm employment on household income among ethnic minorities in the Northwest …

Drawing upon examples of street vendors in Hanoi, this study explores gendered strategies
to adapt to rapid urbanization, and how street vendors' responses, in turn, shape the current …

This paper aims to investigate the relationship between income growth and inequality in
Vietnam. The study database was collected and calculated from 61 provinces in the period …

This article is the first to investigate both community and household determinants of poverty
among ethnic minorities in the Northwest region of Vietnam. Results of a fractional logit and …

This study analyzes the sources of income inequality among ethnic minorities in the
Northwest region—the poorest and highest inequality region of Vietnam. Using an analysis …

Land acquisition for urbanisation in Vietnam has become a hot topic, attracting attention not
only from land administrators, but also from the media and politicians. This paper draws on …

Using data from the School-to-Work Transition Surveys 2015 (SWTS 2015), the Enterprise
Census data in 2014 (ECD 2014), and the Provincial Competitiveness Index 2014 (PCI …