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AUTHOR'S PUBLISHED WORKS RELATED TO THE THESIS

1. Le Thi Hong Diep (2005): "The policy of developing knowledge-based economy to serve industrialization and modernization of the Communist Party of Vietnam", Book: Understanding the Party's leadership role in the Vietnamese revolutionary cause , National Political Publishing House, Hanoi.

2. Le Thi Hong Diep (2008): “Studying the concept of “high-quality human resources” in the documents of the 10th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam”, Proceedings of the scientific conference on the Party’s leadership role in the socialist-oriented market economy in Vietnam, Center for Training and Fostering Lecturers of Political Theory, Hanoi National University.

3. Le Thi Hong Diep (2008): "Criteria for determining high-quality human resources in Vietnam", Journal of Political Theory (8).

4. Le Thi Hong Diep (2009): “Experience in utilizing talents to form a knowledge-based economy of some Asian countries and suggestions for Vietnam”, Journal of Economics and Business (1)

– Science Journal, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

5. Le Thi Hong Diep (2009): “Improving the quality of human resources through university education ”, Scientific research project at Hanoi National University, Center for Training and Fostering Lecturers of Political Theory and Management, Hanoi.

APPENDIX

Appendix 1

THE BIRTH OF THE CONCEPT OF KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY

Since the 1970s, with remarkable advances, science and technology have gradually replaced physical capital and natural resources to become the decisive factor in economic development. This reality has given rise to many ways of talking about the future economy - an economy that depends mainly on scientific and technological knowledge.

It can be said that the first person to come up with a term to refer to the future society was

K. Brêdinsky, former US National Security Advisor. In his work “Between Two Eras – America’s Task in the Age of Electronic Technology”, he once said: We are facing an “age of electronic technology”. In 1973, American sociologist Daniel Bell called this era “post-industrial society”. In 1980, American futurist A. Toffler, in his book “The Third Wave of Civilization”, strongly promoted “post-industrial economy”. In 1982, American economist and futurist J. Naisbitt, in his book “The Great Trend”, introduced the new concept of “information economy”, naming this type of economy based on the production mainly based on the new type of economy. In 1986, in the book “High-tech Society”, British economists introduced the concept of “high-tech economy”. In 1990, the United Nations Research Organization introduced the concept of “market economy” to define the nature of this new type of economy. In 1992, in the journal “International Social Sciences”, No. 132 (translated into three languages: English, French, Spanish) of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Professor Ngo Quy Tung – a Chinese scientist introduced the concept of an economy that combines natural sciences, technology and social sciences – a market economy. In Vietnam, the concept of market economy has been widely recognized and used since 2000.

Thus, determining the correct name of the future economy is a process of discovery, analysis, synthesis and generalization by the sensitivity of politicians, the research of scholars, the propaganda of reporters, the research of scientists and finally the application.

Officially, by leaders of countries and international organizations. Although there are still many different names for the future economy such as: Digital Economy, Information Economy, Learning Economy, New Economy... because users want to emphasize different factors in certain specific cases, but after more than 30 years of testing, it can be affirmed that the concept of KTTT is a scientific concept, recognized and used most widely.

Source: Analysis and synthesis of the thesis author.

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