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Races, Racism And More

Races, Racism And More

31 Mar 2023

So for at least a century, much research in the social, medical and healthcare fields has been conducted on defining, abolishing, differentiating, or uniting all races worldwide. There have been heated debates on whether race is a biological reality or a social construct and whether we should continue studying race-associated differences in health and illness behavior or advocate the abolition of medical and public health research using race...

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UEH and Thai Nguyen University strengthen connectivity and expand cooperation in education, scientific research, and digital transformation

UEH and Thai Nguyen University strengthen connectivity and expand cooperation in education, scientific research, and digital transformation

15 Oct 2026

On the afternoon of October 13, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) welcomed, worked with, and signed a cooperation agreement with Thai Nguyen University, aiming to strengthen connectivity and share experiences in university governance, education, scientific research, innovation, and digital transformation. Both sides also agreed on key cooperation orientations, scheduled for implementation starting in 2027.

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New UEH Publications Alert (Week 2 – October 2026): Integrating Digital Technology into the Core of Governance, Institutions, and Sustainable Development

New UEH Publications Alert (Week 2 – October 2026): Integrating Digital Technology into the Core of Governance, Institutions, and Sustainable Development

14 Oct 2026

In Week 2 of October 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record numerous new international publications, expanding its research scope from corporate competitiveness, organizational behavior, and educational innovation to cybersecurity, energy policy, and legal-institutional power. This week’s studies show that digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer merely supporting tools but are increasingly intertwined with the core structures of governance, socio-economic systems, and sustainable development.

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New UEH Publications Alert (Week 5 – July 2026): Interdisciplinary Breakthroughs from Technological Innovation to Sustainable Development

New UEH Publications Alert (Week 5 – July 2026): Interdisciplinary Breakthroughs from Technological Innovation to Sustainable Development

05 Aug 2026

In Week 5 of July 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to achieve a series of outstanding international publications, reflecting its expanding interdisciplinary research capacity in addressing global challenges. The publications released during the week demonstrate the strong integration of economics, management, technology, data science, and social sciences, contributing both academic insights and practical solutions to advance digital transformation, green transition, and sustainable development.

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New UEH Publications Alert (Week 2 – July 2026): Interdisciplinary Breakthroughs from AI Governance, Digital Transformation to Environmental Economics

New UEH Publications Alert (Week 2 – July 2026): Interdisciplinary Breakthroughs from AI Governance, Digital Transformation to Environmental Economics

14 Jul 2026

Week 2 – July 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record an impressive series of international publications, highlighting its expanding interdisciplinary research capacity. The latest studies demonstrate the University's ability to integrate economics, management, technology, social sciences, and engineering to address emerging challenges in digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), environmental economics, and sustainable development.

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[Research Contribution] How Can a Smart City Truly Be a Livable City?

[Research Contribution] How Can a Smart City Truly Be a Livable City?

26 Jun 2026

Many cities around the world are investing billions of dollars to become “smarter” with AI cameras, machine learning, big data, and dense sensor systems. However, according to international rankings, the world’s most livable cities are often not those with the highest technology density. This raises an important question for Vietnam: How can smart city solutions truly contribute to building livable urban areas that are more closely aligned with the actual needs of residents? From the perspective of Dr. Phan Hoang Diep – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), this article offers analysis and insights into this issue.

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