Autor/Autorin: Hua Hieu Hong
Hieu Hong Hua is a researcher in Vietnam. He gains a PhD degree in Australian National University, Australia in 2018. His research interests include integrating concepts and approach relating to sociology, anthropology, human geography, and social geography to understand social changes in rural development.
The book addresses the issue of local people adapting to a residential cluster program in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. The study reveals that different groups of households have adapted differently to the residential cluster program. Landowners have had a good opportunity to gain in terms of their business, as well as being able to retain their previous livelihood activities on-farm. In contrast, most landless groups have had to change their livelihood activities from on-farm and off-farm to non-farm activities, or diversify their non-farm activities, or most often migrate.
Über den Autor
Hieu Hong Hua é um investigador no Vietname. Obteve o grau de PhD na Universidade Nacional Australiana, Austrália, em 2018. Os seus interesses de investigação incluem a integração de conceitos e abordagem relacionados com sociologia, antropologia, geografia humana, e geografia social para compreender as mudanças sociais no desenvolvimento rural.
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The book addresses the issue of local people adapting to a residential cluster program in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. The study reveals that different groups of households have adapted differently to the residential cluster program. Landowners have had a good opportunity to gain in terms of their business, as well as being able to retain their previous livelihood activities on-farm. In contrast, most landless groups have had to change their livelihood activities from on-farm and off-farm to non-farm activities, or diversify their non-farm activities, or most often migrate.
