“The Dark Side of Development in Vietnam – Lessons From the Killing of the Thi Vai River” Journal of Macromarketing, 32(1), 69-81 Hieu P. Nguyen, Department of Marketing, CBA, CSULB and Huyen T. Pham (2012) This article discusses negative aspects of economic development in Vietnam involving Vedan, a Taiwanese company caught poisoning the Thi Vai river in the South of Vietnam.
Vedan Vietnam’s general director, signed an agreement to fully compensate affected farmers in the three provinces.
Affected farmers. A fishery farmer from Dong Nai province, with abandoned fishery tools after the Thi Vai river had been poisoned.
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