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Asia Foundation Manual Addresses Land Disputes in Vietnam

March 23, 2016

Over the last two decades, economic and regulatory reforms in Vietnam have stimulated a vibrant residential land market, an urban construction boom, and an ascendant middle class. But these reforms have also unleashed waves of conflict over land, where people challenge state land policies and officials. In partnership with DFAT, The Asia Foundation just released a research manual to help guide courts and administrative dispute resolution agencies find lasting solutions to these land disputes. Download the manual.

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