The Third Indochina War Conflict between China Vietnam and Cambodia 1972 79 1st edition by Odd Arne Westad, Sophie Quinn Judge 0415390583 9780415390583

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ISBN 10: 0415390583
ISBN 13: 9780415390583
Authors: Odd Arne Westad, Sophie Quinn-Judge

The Third Indochina War provides an in-depth historical analysis of the complex military, political, and ideological conflicts involving China, Vietnam, and Cambodia between 1972 and 1979. This volume examines shifting alliances, regional power struggles, Cold War pressures, and the events leading to the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia and the Sino-Vietnamese War. It draws on international perspectives and newly accessible archival material to offer a comprehensive understanding of the war’s origins and consequences.

The Third Indochina War 1st Edition – Table of contents:

1. The Sino-Vietnamese Split and the Indochina War
Cracks In the Alliance
Struggle for Mastery In Indochina
Friend or Foe?
The Third Indochina War?
Notes
2. China, the Vietnam War, and the Sino-American Rapprochement
China and the US War In Vietnam
The Changes In China’s US Policy and the Vietnam War
China and the Paris Peace Talks
The 1969 Sino-Soviet War Scare
China’s Gradual Disengagement from the Vietnam War
The Sino-American Breakthrough
Handling Vietnam After Kissinger’s Visit
The US Withdrawal and the End of the Sino-Vietnamese Alliance
Notes
3. The Changing Post-War US Strategy In Indochina
The Long Transition from War to Peace
The Carter Administration’s First Year: Steps Towards Reconciliation
The Impact of Triangular Confrontation On Regional Perspectives
The Failure of Normalisation
Notes
4. The Paris Agreement of 1973 and Vietnam’s Vision of the Future
Lack of Reappraisal
Paris Agreement
Paranoid Optimism
For a Rapid Liberation of South Vietnam
After the Victory
Notes
5. The Paris Agreement and Vietnam–ASEAN Relations
New Priorities Given to Regional Policy
Constraining Factors
The Stagnating Relationship
Vietnam and ASEAN After the War
Notes
6. The Socialization of South Vietnam
The Social and Economic Background
Post-War Problems and “Socialist Transformation”
The X-2 Campaign and Collectivization
Resistance and Reforms
Notes
7. Vietnam, the Third Indochina War and the Meltdown of Asian Internationalism
Introduction
I. Building Revolutionary Internationalism In Asia
II. Khmer Revolutionary Nationalism and Cracks In Indochinese Internationalism
III. Sino-Thai–Khmer Rouge Relations and the Meltdown of Asian Internationalism
Conclusion
Notes
8. External and Indigenous Sources of Khmer Rouge Ideology
Components of Khmer Rouge Ideology and Practice
Diffusion or Autonomous Development?
The Great Leap Forward
The Cultural Revolution
Global Vocabulary Vs. Local Meaning
Notes
9. Victory On the Battlefield; Isolation In Asia: Vietnam’s Cambodia Decade
The Causes of the Vietnamese Invasion
The War
Vietnam and Post-Pol Pot Cambodia
Vietnam’s Decade of Isolation
The Unravelling of Confrontation
Towards Peace In Indochina
Notes

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