Vietnam since the fall of Saigon / William J. Duiker
- 作者： Duiker, William J. 1932-
- 其他題名：
- Papers in international studies. Southeast Asia series
- 出版： Athens, Ohio : Ohio University, Center for International Studies 1980
- 叢書名： Papers in international studies. Southeast Asia series ;no. 56
- 主題： Vietnam , History , Vietnam--History--1975-
- ISBN： 0896801063 (pbk.)
- 書目註：Includes bibliographical references
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- 系統號： 000218626 | 機讀編目格式
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摘要註
When North Vietnamese troops occupied Saigon at the end of April 1975, their leaders in Hanoi faced the future with pride and confidence. Almost fifteen years later, the euphoria has given way to sober realism. Since the end of the war, the Communist regime has faced an almost uninterrupted series of difficulties including sluggish economic growth at home and a costly occupation of neighboring Cambodia. For the Vietnamese, the basic documents came from Lenin and Mao Tse-tung. The first task of the new rulers in South Vietnam was to fill the vacuum left by the virtual disintegration of the previous regime. Beyond the immediate problem of restoring law and order in the South, the primary problem for the new regime would be to set the economic sector back on its feet. The new regime also moved expeditiously to eliminate or at least reduce the "poisonous weeds" of Western bourgeois culture and plant the seeds of a new and beautiful socialist culture. The regime was taking the first tentative steps toward building socialism in the South while for the time being tolerating a significant degree of private enterprise in most sectors of the economy. - Publisher.
內容註
Consolidation -- The five-year plan for 1976-1980 -- The Fourth Party Congress -- Revolution and foreign policy -- Tension with Cambodia -- Relations with ASEAN -- Relations with Thailand -- The nationalization of industry in the South -- The collectivization of agriculture -- The Chinese exodus -- The break with China -- The Third Indochina War -- The Cambodian invasion and regional politics -- War with China -- Building the new Cambodia -- The revolution in crisis.