Alexander Braun, Oliver Wagner

Vietnam is a developing country, quite literally so. Since it's economic reforms, induced by a wish to follow the path of China to a prospering Asian 'Tiger' economy, the country has already seen rapid transformation and growth. The combination of cheap labour and total control equal an easily organized international export sector, which is what Vietnam has made it's priority, and any external player willing to play a highly 'questionable' political/legal ball-game can stand to profit as well from the development surge. China, Korea, Japan and Indonesia are already putting their pieces on the chess field.