International Conference on Viet Nam Studies and the Enhancement of International Cooperation
Selected papers of the Conference will be published in CD ROM format, according to recent communications from Prof. Phan Huy Le.
Reports of the conference
Organiser? This conference was jointly organised by the Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU) and the National Centre for Social and Human Sciences in Vietnam (NCSHS), with professional and technical assistance from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Australia, and principally sponsored by the Ford Foundation.
Conference Objectives? The conference aims to present research work on Vietnamese studies carried out locally as well as overseas in order to understand Vietnam more and enhance the international co-operation. It also aims at creating an international mechanism to co-ordinate and assist the study of Vietnamese language and Vietnamese studies.
Who Should Attend? The conference aims to invite the attendance of teachers, researchers and experts in Vietnamese studies from various schools, colleges, universities and research institutes. School administrators, educational policy makers, community leasers and scholars are also encouraged to attend.
Conference Topics for Consideration? Suggested topics are: tradition and modernity, traditional culture and inter-cultures, socio-economic development; villages, rural areas, and farmers; family, women and population; urban and the ecological environment; languages in Vietnam and the teaching of Vietnamese; international co-operation in the field of Vietnamese studies.
Call for papers: The organising committee invites the submission of papers to be considered for presentation at the conference. All papers selected for presentation will be printed in the conference proceedings.
Conference Abstracts and Papers: (1) Abstracts of no more than 350 words are required by 31st January 1998 and final papers by 24th April 1998; and (2) Final papers not exceeding 4500 words, will be required in camera ready format on computer disk for PC. All abstracts and papers will need to be sent to the Conference Organising Committee in Vietnam
Conference Fee: With major assistance from the Ford foundation and contribution from other funding sources, the conference fee is US$100 and US$50 for students. The costs cover welcome reception buffet, and afternoon teas, conference lunches, conference dinner, admission to all sessions, translation and conference abstracts.
Contact Address? Please forward your intention to submit a paper or workshop and pre-registration to the following address: Conference Organising Committee, 52B Nguyen Khuyen Street, Hanoi, Vietnam, tel: +84 4 824 8371, fax: +84 4 843 3224, email: rmitvn@netnam.org.vn
Brochure: A comprehensive brochure with a list of various types of hotels and other information, including tours around the country, will be forwarded to you as soon as available.
Conference Organising Committee:
Convenor:
Professor Phan Huy Le, Director VNU Key Centre for Vietnamese & Inter-cultural Studies.
Co-convenors:
Professor Le Huu Tang, Vice President National Centre for Social and Human Sciences of Vietnam
Professor Tony Adams, Dean RMIT University International Programs
Secretariat:
52B Nguyen Khuyen Street, Hanoi, Vietnam, tel: +84 4 824 8371, fax: +84 4 843 3224, email: rmitvn@netnam.org.vn
EUROVIET -III BI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The 3rd Euroviet Conference held its bi-annual conference July 2-4,
1997
Report of the Conference
No plans have been made for publication of papers presented, although arrangements may be made with individual panel organizers. A full set of conference papers will be made available at Australian National University Library.