Nguyen Thi Phuc

University of Labor and Social Affairs

DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v7-i03-80

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ABSTRACT

The world currently primarily evaluates a nation's strengths based on its capital, finance, and knowledge capital. Financial capital is an indicator of previous national success. The nation's prospective strength is reflected in its knowledge capital. Thus, both now and in the future, a nation possessing a wealth of intellectual capital will see quick and lasting development. As science and technology advance in today's society, intellectuals become more vital as the primary direct producers, influencing the growth of these forces as well as the country's future development. Vietnamese intellectuals must possess the skills and information necessary to behave in accordance with global intellectual standards throughout the current integration phase. Intellectuals are expected by the Vietnamese people to benefit humanity as well as their own nation. The importance of intellectuals to the nation's overall development process is demonstrated by reality.

KEYWORDS:

Intellectuals, Vietnam

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Volume 07 Issue 03 March 2024