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The ‘Vietnam Peace’: How priorities in Vietnam's internal and external policies changed after 1987
The document analyzes the 'Vietnam Peace' starting from 1989, attributing it to the Doi Moi reforms and a strategic shift in foreign policy toward 'making friends with everyone'. It examines external peace through Vietnam's integration into ASEAN, APEC, and the WTO, and internal 'civil peace' through the management of regional disparities, leadership succession, and ethnic minority tensions. The author argues that while economic growth and diplomatic reorientation have maintained stability, long-term sustainability depends on the transition toward a more democratic society and the broader stability of the US-Japan-China strategic triangle.
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Document type: Research paper