This book shares theoretical perspectives and ethical considerations with regard to researching daily life experiences in Vietnam. It examines various aspects of social life in Vietnam by analyzing specific fields. Chiefly focusing on social constructionism, ethnomethodology and symbolic interactionism, the book also draws on the latest research in sociology, social work, psychology, and anthropology. 

The book offers a valuable asset for international academics, researchers and students who are interested in life in modern Vietnam, Vietnamese Studies, and the Humanities and Social Sciences in Vietnam. It will especially benefit those readers conducting research on daily life experiences, or with an interest in social constructionism and interactionism.