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Anyone who has personal schedule, please check out by 12 p.m, November 23, 2024

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OPENING CEREMONY AT FULBRIGHT UNIVERSITY

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OPENING CEREMONY AT FULBRIGHT UNIVERSITY

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Lecture 5 by Ms. Elina Noor, Senior Fellow, Asia Program

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Lecture 5 by Ms. Elina Noor, Senior Fellow, Asia Program

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Read her full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/elina-noor/

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Dear fellow,

Please note that before the lecture, we will gather at 6:45 P.M (Vietnam time) to meet the team. We will also brief you about logistics during the seminar! Please join by the same link below.

Thank you!

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Lecture 6 by Ms. Elina Noor, Senior Fellow, Asia Program

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Lecture 6 by Ms. Elina Noor, Senior Fellow, Asia Program

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Read her full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/elina-noor/

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Pre-seminar online sessions: November 11 & 13, 2024

Seminar dates: November 18 – 22, 2024 (Monday– Friday)

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Lecture 3 - by Dr. Vu Minh Khuong, Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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Lecture 3 - by Dr. Vu Minh Khuong, Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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Read his full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/vu-minh-khuong/

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Contact person: TO BE UPDATED

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This session examines the key drivers of economic growth in Southeast Asia, focusing on trade, investment, technology, and industrial policy. The region, home to diverse economies, has experienced rapid development fueled by increasing exports, foreign direct investment (FDI), and a young, growing workforce. Trade, particularly with China, the U.S., and Japan, has been pivotal in driving growth, while the shift towards more sophisticated industries is supported by policies fostering digital transformation and technological adoption. Governments across Southeast Asia are prioritizing industrial policies to encourage innovation, with a particular focus on manufacturing, green energy, and the digital economy. As the region adapts to global shifts, strategic investments in infrastructure, human capital, and technological capabilities will be critical to sustaining long-term economic growth and reducing dependency on low-value sectors. Technology, particularly in AI, robotics, and digital services, is increasingly becoming a core pillar of economic expansion, driving productivity and transforming traditional industries.

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Upon graduation, fellows are expected to have a comprehensive landscape of global technological development and competition from the perspective of policy making and its implications for Southeast Asia. This includes emerging trends, opportunities, challenges, and suggested solutions. Fellows would also understand and apply basic and practical political-economic-technological frameworks and policy tools to analyzing cross-border political and economic issues.

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There are about thirty sessions in total over two weeks (Monday – Friday), 6 sessions/day, with each session of 90 minutes. There will be eleven lectures, 1 panel discussion, 1 field trip, 10 sessions for teamwork and team presentations, 1 welcoming session, 1 seminar review session and 1 closing session.

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Dear fellow,

Please read this guidelines for your teamwork during the seminar!

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YSEALI Academy is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: PUBLIC POLICY SEMINAR 2024 - ONLINE LECTURE 2

Time: Nov 13, 2024 07:00 PM Vietnam

Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/6136162862?pwd=YXcrd2tmekduakhpOXZ4bEJLTzdOUT09&omn=91683373667

Meeting ID: 613 616 2862

Passcode: 840462

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Lecture 7 by Daniel Wong,  Academic Program Director, Graduate Global Supply Chain Management Program, Portland State University

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Lecture 7 by Daniel Wong,  Academic Program Director, Graduate Global Supply Chain Management Program, Portland State University

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Read full his bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/daniel-wong/

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LECTURE 9 by Dr. Vu Thanh Tu Anh - Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management

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LECTURE 9 by Dr. Vu Thanh Tu Anh - Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management

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Read his full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/vu-thanh-tu-anh/

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This session examines on Vietnam as a case study of Southeast Asian policymaking on industrial policy, technology, and the shifting value chain. Over the past decade, Vietnam has strategically positioned itself within regional and global supply chains, attracting foreign investment and advancing technological capabilities. Through targeted industrial policies, Vietnam has fostered growth in electronics, digital services, and emerging technologies. The session explores Vietnam’s dual engagement with both Western and Chinese economic interests, its "Make in Vietnam" initiative, and efforts to build a robust tech ecosystem. It highlights the challenges and opportunities Vietnam faces as it navigates global geopolitical shifts and technological transformation.

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Lecture 10 by Dr. Huynh Trung Dung - Lead Faculty for Public Policy, YSEALI Academy

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Lecture 10 by Dr. Huynh Trung Dung - Lead Faculty for Public Policy, YSEALI Academy

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Read his bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/huynh-trung-dung/

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Vietnam's role in the global semiconductor value chain presents both significant opportunities and challenges. While the country has become an attractive destination for electronics manufacturing, leveraging the semiconductor boom remains complex. This session explores Vietnam’s position across different semiconductor segments—design, production, assembly, testing, and packaging—and assesses its potential to capitalize on the growing global demand. Despite its strengths in low-cost labor and manufacturing infrastructure, Vietnam faces challenges in advancing its semiconductor capabilities, particularly in chip design and production. To fully leverage the semiconductor boom, Vietnam needs to prioritize investment in advanced technologies, develop a skilled workforce, improve infrastructure, and foster industry collaboration. Furthermore, Vietnam must strengthen its electronics industry as a key output market, aligning industrial policies with global trends in digital transformation, supply chain resilience, and innovation. Strategic steps, including technology transfer, R&D investment, and workforce upskilling, are essential for Vietnam to become a more integrated player in the semiconductor global value chain.

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LECTURE 10 by Dr. Le Quan - Faculty of Engineering, Fulbright University Vietnam

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LECTURE 10 by Dr. Le Quan - Faculty of Engineering, Fulbright University Vietnam

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Read his bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/le-quan/

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LECTURE 11 by Mr. John Lee - Director, East-West Futures

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LECTURE 11 by Mr. John Lee - Director, East-West Futures

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Read his bio here:

https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/john-lee/

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As the foundation of modern electronics, semiconductors are the indispensable technology. China, as the world’s manufacturing hub and increasingly a leader in electronics applications, has long sought to upgrade domestic industry and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers of the many technologies involved in the semiconductor supply chain. Expanding US export controls and pressure on US allies to follow suit mean that China can no longer pursue the ‘fast follower’ strategy that it has used to develop its semiconductor sector. How successful has China been in circumventing these controls and what have been the flow on impacts to end user sectors?

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Presentation 1 - China semiconductor sector - Copy

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The rising role of Chinese firms in Southeast Asia's automotive supply chain

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LECTURE 12 by Mr. John Lee - Director, East-West Futures

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LECTURE 12 by Mr. John Lee - Director, East-West Futures

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The worldwide pivot to electric vehicles has become one of the most industrially disruptive and politically tense aspects of the global transition to renewable energy sources. The rapid rise of Chinese firms in this field has caught incumbents off guard, with the implications of Chinese leadership in EV technologies compounded by the trends towards ‘intelligentisation’ and connection of vehicles over the internet. As political pressure mounts in the US and EU against Chinese suppliers of electric and connected vehicles, what role will Southeast Asian countries play in this fundamental transformation of the global transportation sector and the information economy?

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Presentation 2 - automotive supply chain - Copy

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Frederick (Fred) R. Burke - Senior Advisor, Baker McKenzie Vietnam

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Frederick (Fred) R. Burke - Senior Advisor, Baker McKenzie Vietnam

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Read his profile here:

https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/frederick-fred-r-burke/

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Frederick (Fred) R. Burke - YSEALI Academy

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Frederick (Fred) R. Burke - YSEALI Academy

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John Lee - Visiting Fellow, Yusof Ishak Institute (ISEAS)

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John Lee - Visiting Fellow, Yusof Ishak Institute (ISEAS)

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Read his bio here:

https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/john-lee/

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Bui Thi Viet Lam - Country Representative, US - ASEAN Business Council

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Bui Thi Viet Lam - Country Representative, US - ASEAN Business Council

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Read her bio here:

https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/bui-thi-viet-lam/

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Wendy Pham, Country Human Resources Manager, Onsemi Vietnam

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Wendy Pham, Country Human Resources Manager, Onsemi Vietnam

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Read her full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/wendy-pham/

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Truong Minh Huy Vu, Director, Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Development Studies

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Truong Minh Huy Vu, Director, Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Development Studies

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Read his bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/truong-minh-huy-vu/

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Please send email yseali.academy@gmail.com

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Please find the e-handbook here

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Time: 1:30 - 2 pm

https://zoom.us/j/92643180043

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Address: Sai Gon Prince Hotel, 63 Nguyen Hue, Ben Nghe, Distr. 1, Ho Chi Minh

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Lecture 4 - by Dr. Vu Minh Khuong, Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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Lecture 4 - by Dr. Vu Minh Khuong, Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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Read his full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/vu-minh-khuong/

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YSEALI Academy is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: PUBLIC POLICY SEMINAR 2024 - ONLINE LECTURE

Time: Nov 11, 2024 06:45 PM Vietnam

Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/6136162862?pwd=YXcrd2tmekduakhpOXZ4bEJLTzdOUT09&omn=92695284929

Meeting ID: 613 616 2862

Passcode: 840462

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This paper analyzes the evolving digital economy and technology value chain in Southeast Asia within the context of US-China competition and broader geoeconomic shifts over recent years. As the region’s digital landscape rapidly expands, Southeast Asia is strategically positioned at the intersection of two global tech giants, the United States and China, each vying for influence through trade, investment, and technological leadership. The US-China rivalry has intensified, with both countries seeking to dominate emerging technologies such as AI, 5G, semiconductors, and cloud computing, creating both opportunities and risks for Southeast Asia. The region has become a critical battleground for tech investment, with Southeast Asian nations increasingly reliant on Chinese platforms and infrastructure, while simultaneously cultivating closer ties with the US and its allies to secure access to cutting-edge technologies. The session explores how trade policies, digital sovereignty, and supply chain disruptions are reshaping the regional tech ecosystem. It highlights how countries like Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore are navigating this complex landscape by balancing engagement with both superpowers, leveraging FDI, and adopting industrial policies to foster local innovation and digital transformation. Southeast Asia’s ability to secure technological autonomy while managing geoeconomic tensions will play a pivotal role in shaping its future economic trajectory.

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Meet the Speaker - David Dapice, Senior Economist, Vietnam and Myanmar Program, Harvard Kennedy School

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Meet the Speaker - David Dapice, Senior Economist, Vietnam and Myanmar Program, Harvard Kennedy School

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Read his full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/david-dapice/

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Meet the Speaker - Jason Hsu, Senior Advisor on Policy and International Partnerships, Liquid AI

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Meet the Speaker - Jason Hsu, Senior Advisor on Policy and International Partnerships, Liquid AI

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Read his full bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/jason-hsu/

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This session explores the geopolitical and economic implications of U.S.-China competition over artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor technology, including the impacts on Southeast Asia. The United States, with its dominance in GPU manufacturing through companies like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel, is central to the ongoing AI revolution. However, concerns about national security and military applications have led to export restrictions, which have inadvertently spurred China to develop its own AI chips, potentially diminishing U.S. influence. The paper advocates for a more nuanced strategy—an Asia-Pacific Technology Security Alliance—where managed competition and engagement with China can preserve the global semiconductor supply chain, ensure Taiwan's strategic role, and maintain U.S. technological leadership. It stresses the importance of cooperation with regional allies, balanced regulation, and coordinated efforts in workforce development, while avoiding unilateral actions that could undermine long-term stability and technological supremacy.

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Semiconductors, geopolitics, whats next for Taiwan

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Please note that here are some readings that support for the knowledge discovery.

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Chinese firms are expanding in South-East Asia

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China looks to Southeast Asia for AI edge

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From Vietnam to Thailand, tech suppliers face tougher battle as China moves in - Nikkei Asia

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More foreign companies moving manufacturing facilities from China to Malaysia amid trade tensions

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Southeast Asia is the top choice for firms diversifying away from China

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South-east Asia’s solar boom threatened by US-China trade tension

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Technology competition between nations_ Views from industry leaders

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Technology suppliers compete fiercely in Southeast Asia - Vietnam.vn

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Global tech giants make big AI investments in Southeast Asia _ Future Oil & Gas

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Dear Fellows!

Welcome to the YSEALI Academy Public Policy Seminar on Shifting The Tech Value Chain in Southeast Asia!

This Padlet provides you with the key information of the seminar, including the schedule, the lecture slides and readings, team project instructions, and background materials.

Please read all the relevant materials and do the assignment (if any) before class. For speakers' slides and unpublished materials, please use them for the seminar only and do not circulate them without the permission of the authors.

If you have any questions or comments, please email us at yseali@fulbright.edu.vn

Thank you and wish you a fruitful seminar!

The YSEALI Academy Team

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LeQuan_Strategy issued to develop Việt Nam’s semiconductor industry

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Hi all teams,

1-2 months after each seminar, YSEALI Academy will launched the insights report which are the knowledge that fellows have gained from the seminar. Fellows will be recognized as co-authors for this report, which ensures that fellows have fully engaged in the lecture. Therefore, I would like to assign each team to write during lecture as per below:

Lecture 1+2: Team 1

Lecture 3+4: Team 2

Lecture 5+6: Team 3

Lecture 7+8: Team 4

Lecture 9+10: Team 5

Lecture 11+12: Team 6

Please find our previous insights reports here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/news-events/insights-report/

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Marvell-Vietnam-100071118335731/

Address: Tanthuan Export Processing Zone, Số 13, Tân Thuận Đông, Quận 7, Hồ Chí Minh

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Marvell Vietnam. 1,307 likes. News & media website

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Demonstrate on 2 key points:

Current situation related to the topic of the seminar: Public Policy

Country's delegates introduction

Size: A1 size: 59.4 x 84.1 cm

YSEALI logo;

Fulbright Logo

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Deadline: Thursday, November 14th, 2024 to email yseali@fulbright.edu.vn

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Lecture 8 by Daniel Wong,  Academic Program Director, Graduate Global Supply Chain Management Program, Portland State University

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Lecture 8 by Daniel Wong,  Academic Program Director, Graduate Global Supply Chain Management Program, Portland State University

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Read full his bio here: https://yseali.fulbright.edu.vn/en/2024-guest-speakers/2024-public-policy/daniel-wong/

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Revised Deck for presentation -Global Value Chain