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OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN PROMOTING THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM
International integration is an objective trend, strongly attracting the participation of all countries and regions in the world. International integration is strongly affecting all nations, all aspects of socio-economic life. For Vietnam, international integration has brought opportunities and good chances, while it also posed real challenges and risks in promoting the role of the state in the socio-economic development. Therefore, the urgent issue at the present is to identify fully, deeply and to figure out reasonable strategies, to take advantage of opportunities, to overcome risks in order to promote the role of international integration for socio-economic development in Vietnam with important theoretical and practical meanings. Article visualizations
THE READING CULTURE OF ENGLISH MAJORED STUDENTS AT TAY DO UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM
In the 21st century, the development of many modern entertainment facilities makes people rarely focus on reading books. So, the reading culture gradually fell into oblivion. In reality, when teachers ask students about their reading habit, students often say “we seldom read books”, they mostly read books because of teacher requests or school assignments. Therefore, the research “The reading culture of English majored students at Tay Do University” was conducted with the purpose of helping English linguistic students to acknowledge the importance of reading books. Thanks to this, they can find their own situations and spend more time reading books. The participants of this study were 100 English majored students of four classes including English Linguistic 10B, 11A, 12C and 13A at Tay Do University that were chosen randomly. The instrument used in this thesis was the questionnaire. The data from questionnaires were statistically analyzed by SPSS English version 20.0 package. Based on research results, the researcher found out some common students’ thoughts on reading culture as well as solutions to develop their reading culture in the future. Article visualizations
Copyright in Universities: An Exploratory Study from Vietnam
International law and the laws of most nations today acknowledge and safeguard the intellectual property rights of both organizations and individuals. This recognition serves to stimulate innovative and creative endeavors, facilitate the dissemination of scientific, technological, cultural, and artistic advancements, foster economic and societal development, and enhance the overall quality of life. Intellectual property assumes a critical role as a driving force behind innovation and creativity, fostering the growth of a nation's intellectual assets in terms of both quantity and value. This, in turn, contributes to bolstering creative capabilities and fostering a healthy competitive environment. Nevertheless, intellectual property rights violations are not uncommon, particularly in the context of higher education institutions in Vietnam. In this article, the authors employ qualitative research methods, following the "three-step test" outlined in the Berne Convention of 1971 for the protection of literary and artistic works, in conjunction with the stipulations of Vietnamese Intellectual Property Law. The results of this examination aid in the identification and location of infringements on the author's rights, such as inappropriate citation and plagiarism within university settings. Subsequently, the authors propose various solutions, which include legal adjustments, strategies for managing intellectual property, the establishment of cross-sectoral and inter-university networks, and the regulation of the responsibilities of scientific councils. These measures are intended to mitigate instances of intellectual property rights violations within Vietnamese universities in the present day. Keywords: Copyright, three-step test, intellectual property rights, infringement, universities… DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/137-02 Publication date:October 31st 202
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