The state, community and family are the three most important institutions and links in the political system of a country. In the context of industrialization, modernization of the country, market economic development and international integration in Vietnam today, the relationship between the state, the community and the family has many changes. Besides the opportunities for more effective management, the State also faces many challenges of the market economy, international integration and the 4.0 revolution created. The way the state manages communities and families must also change. This book is a research result of a ministry-level project conducted in 2017-2018, reflecting the rich and diverse relationship between the state, community and family in Vietnam.