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Crony Capitalism And Its Ties With The Vietnamese State

Lee Nguyen by Lee Nguyen
20 April 2022
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What is Crony Capitalism?

Crony capitalism is a concept familiar to most political science and legal researchers.

The term is a combination of two components:

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