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02438348033 The Meaning of the Manuscript “Correcting the Working Habits” to the Enhancement of Ethical Quality of the Party Members and Cadres
The author summarizes the main ideas of Ho Chi Minh about the legitimacy of the Party and the Party members and cadres in the manuscript “Correcting the Working Habits”; the application of his ideas in the enhancement of ethical quality for the Party members and cadres, especially in the planning of strategic cadres in the light of the 9th Resolution of the Party Central Committee the 12th tenure.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 3 (2019).
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