Tuan Hoang
Entered Notre Dame: Fall 2002
Interests
U.S. diplomatic history and modern Vietnamese history
Dissertation
"'The South Vietnamese Urban Society and the Americanization of the Vietnam War, 1963-1973 "
Advisor: Wilson Miscamble, CSC
Publications
"South Vietnam" for the ABC-CLIO World History Encyclopedia (forthcoming in 2007)
Book review of Dianne Kirby (ed.), Religion and the Cold War in Cold War History (November 2006)
Conference Papers
The Panel "Vietnamese Nationalism from Wartime to Present," organizer and co-panelist, at the Annual Conference of the Association of Asian Studies, Boston, March 2007.
"The Impact of Americanization in the South Vietnamese Urban Society," at the 31st Annual Great Lakes History Conference, Grand Valley State University, October 2006.
"The Hoc Lam Nguoi Books in Modern Vietnamese Culture," at the Conference "Going with the Past: Vietnamese Traditional Culture in Contemporary Society," Temple University, October 2006.
"The Diminishment of Manhood: The Role of Gender in the Protest Movement of South Vietnamese Disabled Veterans 1970-1971," at the "Gender Myths, Gender Meanings" Graduate Conference, Harvard University April 2006.
"Personalism, Vatican II, and Dan Toc: The Origin of Anti-Americanism among the Catholic Left in South Vietnam," at the Annual Southeast Asian Studies Graduate Conference, Cornell University, April 2006.
"Some Roots of Anti-Americanism in South Vietnam," at the Graduate Conference in Southeast Asian Studies, Cornell University, April 2006.
"Economic Deprivation, Diminished Manhood, and Anti-Americanism: The Protest Movement of Disabled ARVN Veterans, 1970-1971," the Vietnam Center conference on ARVN, March 2006.
Awards
The 2006 Graduate Essay Prize, the Center for Asian Studies, University of Notre Dame.
Teaching Experience
Teaching Assistant, Department of History, University of Notre Dame (2003-2005)
Irish-American History (Dolan)
U.S. Diplomatic History to 1945 (Brady)
Colonial American History (Coleman)
Modern U.S. History (Rodriguez)
Contact
Email: thoang1@nd.edu