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| POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LAOS By Sin Vilay, PhD in Economics Excerpt from Dr. Sin's remarks before presenting his paper at the Economic Symposium on Laos 2005: |
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| "... we need to be professional, balanced, and objective in our approach." "While we need to avoid rhetoric that is driven by our individual or group political inclination, we should not shy from cold hard conclusions based on cold hard facts and analysis, regardless of the political sensitivities. It would be also useful if we could be clear-cut in our views rather than hedging them." MORE |
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| Identifies Problems Advances Knowledge Develops Solutions |
MISSION The mission of LaoEcon is to serve as a catalyst for progressive changes leading to sustained improvement in the quality of life in Laos and socioeconomic advancement in the overseas communities of Laos descendants. |
| Press Control and Socioeconomic Development: What can Laos learn from the world? By Mana Southichack, PhD October 24, 2005 |
| ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM ON LAOS Development Strategies and Policies: Economic and Political Impact of Foreign Aid in the Lao People's Democratic Republic March 26-27, 2005 Waterfront Activity Center, University of Washington Seattle, Washington |
Will granting NTR lead to democratization in Laos? |