Developing Culture of Periodic Markets to Create Sustainable Livelihoods for Ethnic Minorities in Northern Vietnam
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Dao Minh Ngoc , Luong Tuan Anh , Huynh Anh Thu , Hoang Tien Le ,
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Abstract
The goal of the article is to learn about the unique Indigenous cultural values of ethnic minorities’’s Periodic markets in northern Vietnam. The article assesses the current Periodic market operations of ethnic minorities from north Vietnam today. From there, analyses and recommendations are made to preserve the Indigenous cultural values of the Periodic market and its role in creating sustainable livelihoods for ethnic minorities in the northern mountainous region of Vietnam.
Keywords
Periodic markets, sustainable livelihoods, ethnic minorities, northern Vietnam
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