16 Sep, 2026
In Week 2 of September 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record a number of new international publications, clearly demonstrating its interdisciplinary research orientation and ability to approach complex issues from multiple perspectives. This week's studies span a wide range of topics, from legal semiotics, corporate governance, and artificial intelligence to livestream commerce, sustainable consumption, the circular economy, tourism, and geopolitical risks, thereby contributing to a deeper understanding of ongoing transformations in today's economic, social, and technological environment.
From an academic perspective, the University’s researchers have applied and integrated various modern theoretical frameworks and approaches, including Legal Semiotics, Social Presence Theory, Parasocial Interaction Theory, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), the Technology – Organization – Environment (TOE) Framework, and behavioral and governance analytical models. In particular, UEH’s research ecosystem has delved into highly topical issues:
UEH researchers’ empirical capabilities continue to be demonstrated through the combination of diverse modern research methods, ranging from bibliometric analysis and behavioral models to econometric techniques and digital data mining.
The combination of micro- and macro-level data, digital data, and interdisciplinary research methods has produced findings that are both academically rigorous and highly applicable in practice.
The publications this week continue to demonstrate that sustainable development is approached as a multidimensional value-creation process, connecting behavior, technology, the environment, and competitiveness. Notable studies examine the gap between environmental concern and actual sustainable consumption behavior; the impact of the circular economy on tourism in Can Gio; and the role of local resources, smart tourism technology, and environmental commitment in enhancing destination competitiveness in Dong Thap Muoi. In addition, research on the global economic structural shift toward the services sector helps clarify changes in the energy-use structure between fossil fuels and sustainable energy.
Overall, the publications in Week 2 – September 2026 continue to affirm UEH’s interdisciplinary research capabilities. By combining diverse theoretical foundations, modern data analysis methods, and approaches ranging from the micro to macro level, the University’s researchers are contributing to addressing complex issues in economics, governance, technology, law, and sustainable development.
The research works not only contribute to the international scientific community but also provide valuable scientific evidence for digital transformation, green development, corporate governance, and policymaking in Vietnam and the ASEAN region.
List of Publications of the Week
From Concern to Action: Motivational Pathways to Sustainable Consumption in Vietnam
Author(s): Ngoc Phuong Oanh Nguyen, Thi Diem Em Nguyen, Van Kien Pham
Journal: Circular Economy and Sustainability – Scopus Q1
A Bibliometric analysis of artificial intelligence’s impacts on customer experience in tourism: insights for the Vietnamese market
Author(s): Hoang Khuong Duy Tran, Mai Dong Tran
Journal: Asia Pacific Business Review – WoS (SSCI Q3)
Tourist-Side Value Transformation and Sustainable Destination Competitiveness in Dong Thap Muoi, Vietnam
Author(s): Thanh Sang Le, Dang Khoa Tran, Van Thuong Chau
Journal: Journal of Logistics, Informatics and Service Science – Scopus Q3
Board-level information technology governance and firm performance: evidence in Vietnam
Author(s): Duong Van Bui, Nha Minh Nguyen
Journal: Nankai Business Review International – Scopus Q2
The impact of circular economy practices on tourist loyalty in Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh City: The mediating roles Of perceived environmental sustainability and behavioral intention within a TPB-VBN framework
Author(s): Kieu Nguyen, Bao Bui, Minh Pham, Nghi Nguyen, Dao Le
Journal: Quality and Quantity – Scopus Q1
From Hosts and Peers to Customer-Centric Outcomes: The Role of Business Interactions in Livestream Shopping
Author(s): Nhung Trinh, Mai Nguyen, Viet Quoc Cao, Le Minh Thanh To
Journal: Australasian Marketing Journal – ABDC (A)
Does fighting corruption matter to understand corporate cash holdings? Evidence from Vietnam
Author(s): Thanh Cong Nguyen, Dang Chinh, Viet Huy Hoang
Journal: Applied Economics Letters – WoS (SSCI Q3)
Digital transformation capability and sustainable innovation: Organizational learning capability, green innovation culture, and market dynamism
Author(s): An Nguyen Thanh, Luc Phan Tan
Journal: Journal of the International Council for Small Business – Scopus Q2
The Empty Owner: Entire People’s Ownership, Legal Semiotics, and the Jural Subject in Vietnamese Land Law
Author(s): Tran Nguyen, Duy Dinh
Journal: International Journal for the Semiotics of Law – Scopus Q1
When rich, personal and ephemeral backfires: a dynamic inversion in cybervetting
Author(s): Nghia Cao Ngo, Duy Phan Khanh, Thi Diem Em Nguyen
Journal: Employee Relations – WoS (SSCI Q2)
Public Perception of Justice: Media Framing, Emotion, and Legal Misunderstanding
Author(s): Thuyen Duy Trinh, Thuy Bien Nguyen, Tien Thi Khanh Bui
Format: Book chapter
Does the sectoral shift towards services lead to a shift in the global energy mix?
Author(s): Nadia Doytch, Canh Phuc Nguyen, Deepika Krishnan
Journal: International Economics – Scopus Q1
Internationalization and geopolitical risk: Impacts on bank profitability and risk
Author(s): Khanh Duy Pham, Vu Linh Toan Le, Hoang Chieu Anh Phan, Thuy Thuc Nghi To, Song Minh Nguyet Nguyen, Huynh Bao Tram Nguyen, Bao Tam Trinh
Journal: Economics and Business Letters – Scopus Q3
View the publication list for Week 2 - September 2026 at:
https://news.ueh.edu.vn/2026/scientist/W2Sep.html
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