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AI in corporate decision-making: Challenging traditional agency theory and the need for an AI governance framework
In the development history of corporate governance, legal frameworks governing this field have been constructed based on the assumption of humans exercising managerial power and taking responsibility for corporate decisions. With the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the structure of conventional corporate governance is dramatically changing, for instance AI is widely applied during the recruitment process, credit assessment for risk management and strategic
Tran Minh Thu & Nguyen The Ha
Jun 12 min read


Workers' Protection Fund in Case of Business Bankruptcy: International Experience and Implications for Vietnam
This study highlights the essential need to establish hedge funds to protect workers in the event of business bankruptcy, addressing the persistent problem of unpaid social insurance contributions affecting workers' rights in Vietnam. Based on the 2025 Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy Law, key personnel from Huy & Partners emphasized the priority right to pay wages and insurance contributions, as well as early intervention measures to protect workers. The study references severa
Nguyen The Ha & Truong Huu Huy
Apr 21 min read


Advancing corporate sustainable development through ESG practices: Evidence from the case of Aeon Delight Vietnam
In the context of Vietnam’s efforts to advance its international commitments to sustainable development and transition toward a new growth model, the private sector is expected not only to ensure business and production efficiency but also to demonstrate social responsibility and adopt a long-term development orientation. This paper examines the relationship between corporate governance effectiveness and the set of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria, seeking
Tran Minh Thu & Nguyen The Ha
Aug 14, 20251 min read


Interdisciplinary scientific research: Practices from the development cooperation of Artificial intelligence in legal science in Vietnam
Artificial intelligence is increasingly asserting its role in transforming the operational mechanisms of institutions. This article focuses on analyzing the potential applications of artificial intelligence in legal science from an interdisciplinary perspective, connecting law, computer science, and data science. The authors emphasize that artificial intelligence can not only enhance the process of searching and cross-referencing case law and judgments, conducting comparative
Nguyen Duc Vu, Nguyen Quoc Dat & Tran Minh Thu
May 22, 20251 min read


From conventional methods to the application of Artificial intelligence: A milestone in the evolution of Vietnam’s judiciary
In the context of global digital transformation, enhancing the efficiency of judicial activities in Vietnam requires the integration of advanced technologies to overcome the limitations of traditional methods for case law retrieval and processing. This study analyzes the critical role of case law and judicial decisions in Vietnam's legal system while highlighting challenges such as inconsistency, time- consuming procedures, and the risk of errors in manual processes. To addre
Nguyen Duc Vu, Tran Minh Thu, Nguyen Quoc Dat & Tran Van Huy
Apr 17, 20251 min read


Policy research on promoting the application of Artificial intelligence in smart transportation in Ho Chi Minh city in accordance with resolution No. 57-NQ/TW
In the context of national digital transformation and the development of smart cities under the TOD model, the application of AI in intelligent transportation has become inevitable. This paper analyzes policy strategies to promote smart transportation, with a focus on Ho Chi Minh City. Based on Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW on STI-DX, the study highlights the role of addressing institutional bottlenecks as a breakthrough factor to facilitate the implementation of AI-driven solution
Nguyen Quang Vinh, Tran Minh Thu & Ho Minh Nhat
Apr 11, 20251 min read


The Electronic Filing system in the courts of England and Wales – a case study for Vietnam and recommendations
Over the years, civil disputes have constantly increased, in proportion to the size of the population and the growth of the economy. The number of cases, which the Courts have to accept and settle, soared with the nature of significant complexity. In addition, the Courts are obliged to lay off their staff according to Resolution No. 39-NQ/TW dated April 17, 2015 of the Politburo. These challenges raise the serious question on the capacity of the Vietnamese court system to mee
Nguyen The Ha & Hua Vinh Phuc
Aug 1, 20232 min read


Collaborative economy under the Perspective of Competition Law: A comparative study of EU law
The emergence of the sharing economy has created both positive and negative impacts on competition. The appearance of new economic paradigm, also known as platform economies or mobile application-based economies, has received attention and has been the subject of extensive evaluation and research by competent authorities. Although these platforms receive support from government policies, they must still comply with relevant specialized laws to ensure fair and transparent comp
Nguyen The Ha & Nguyen Thanh Liem
Oct 1, 20201 min read
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