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(With Duong Kim Hong) “Street Children in Vietnam: Interactions of Old and New Causes in a Growing Economy,” Vietnam Development Forum, Discussion Paper, No.6 (July 2005). 44. (With Izumi Ohno) “Fostering True Ownershop in Vietnam: From Donor Management to Policy Autonomy and Content,” True Ownership and Policy Autonomy: Managing Donors and Owning Policies, GRIPS Development Forum (August 2005), pp.37-66. 45. The Economic Development of Japan: The Path Traveled by Japan as a Developing Country, GRIPS Development Forum (March 2006). 46. (Ed.) “Supporting Industries in Vietnam from the Perspective of Japanese Manufacturing Firms,” Vietnam Development Forum, Policy Note, No.2 (June 2006). 47. (Ed.) Industrial Policy Formulation in Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan: Lessons for Vietnamese Policy Makers, Vietnam Development Forum (September 2006). 48. 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The History of Japanese Economic Development: Origins of Private Dynamism and Policy Competence, Hardback / Paperback / eBook, Routledge (2018). 75. (With Izumi Ohno) “A Japanese Perspective on Ethiopia’s Transformation,”chapter 47, F. Cheru, C. Cramer & A. Oqubay, eds., The Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian Economy, Oxford University Press (2018). 76. (With Nguyen Duc Thanh & Pham Thi Houng) “Characteristics of Viet Nam's Labor Productivity in the Process of International Economic Integration”, chapter 3, Nguyen Duc Thanh & Ohno Kenichi, eds., Viet Nam Annual Economic Report 2018: Understanding the Labor Market for Productivity Enhancement, Hanoi: The Gioi Publishers (2018). 77. (Co-editing with Arkebe Oqubay) How Nations Learn: Technological Learning, Industrial Policy, and Catch-up, Oxford University Press (2019). 78. “Meiji Japan: Progressive Learning of Western Technology,” chapter 5, A. Oqubay & K. 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