Do Quang Hung

Prof. Dr. Do Quang Hung is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. With a PhD in History (Institute of Oriental Studies, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1986) and a Professor title appointed in 2001, he specializes in Religion and Politics, Religion and Law, and Modern Vietnamese History.

• Research Focus: Intersections of religion with political systems, legal frameworks, and historical evolution in Vietnam and beyond.
• Key Collaborations: France-Vietnam comparative studies, Soviet academic institutions.

Scientific Contributions include over 15 recent publications analyzing religious policy, church-state relations, and historical narratives. His work spans books, journal articles, and edited volumes, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches to Vietnamese Catholicism, Protestantism, and broader religious dynamics.

Scientific Awards include:

• Certificate of Creative Labor (2001, Vietnam General Confederation of Labor)
• Certificate of Creative Labor (2005, Vietnam Women's Union)
• Medal of Scientific Creativity (2006, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences)
• Hanoi National University Science and Technology Award (2011-2015)

His scientific works address themes like tolerance, colonial resistance, and revolutionary press, with a focus on Vietnam's socio-political and religious development.