Indochina in Transition: Confrontation or Co-prosperity

The most significant feature of this book is that it is a joint study of the problems of Indochina by highly specialized researchers on the regions involved. Past studies, especially of the Vietnam War but also of Cambodia, have generally been made by students of international politics or international relations, and they have treated the difficulties of Indochina chiefly as proxy conflicts involving the great powers — China, the Soviet Union, and the United States.