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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Indochina"”.
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US policy towards Indochina, 1973-6
… of my doctoral dissertation is Washington's Indochina policy from 1973-6. My thesis seeks to shed new light on the period and aims to clarify the central points that have been raised in the surrounding academic controversy. In the study it is argued that neither the so-called "decent …
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Beyond the asylum: Colonial psychiatry in French Indochina, 1880-1940
… consider the development of psychiatry in French Indochina as the product of everyday exchanges between lay people and experts. Drawing on archival research conducted over two years in Vietnam and France - including hundreds of patient case files - I trace the movements of patients in and out of …
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Groups and Foreign Policy Decisions: The Case of Indochina, 1950-1956
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The Day Nui Con Voi mylonitic belt in Southwestern China and Its implications for the early Cenozoic extrusion of Indochina
… kilometers. Along the northeastern edge of the Indochina extruded fragment, the belt of mylonitic metamorphic rocks generally referred to as the Ailao Shan/Red River shear zone forms the extrusion boundary. This shear zone actually consists of at least two belts, the Ailao Shan and the Day Nui …
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Pseudo-Democracy in America, 1945-1960: Anticommunism versus the Social Issues of African Americans and Women.
… of communism to other nations, particularly the Indochina region. As a result, the government ignored or responded inadequately to key social events at home affecting both women and African Americans. This thesis will explore the extent of the active involvement in Indochina to prevent the spread …
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“Freed Vietnamese have her to thank:” Khuc Minh Tho, the FVPPA, and the use of grassroots diplomacy in the release, immigration, and resettlement of Vietnamese re-education camp prisoners, 1977-2011
… (FVPPA) at the conclusion of the Second Indochina War. In addition to highlighting the activities of the FVPPA, this research also provides insight into how a small association used Grassroots Diplomacy to assist in the release, immigration and resettlement of re-education camp prisoners. …
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Mobilising people in the Viet bac : posters, folk poetry and pamphlets in the war against French colonialism
… The French resisted these movements in Indochina even after independence was declared in Vietnam. The Viet Minh fought the first Indochina War against the former colonial masters, using what resources were available to them. France was an industrial power with comparatively vast wealth …
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Mobilising people in the Viet bac : posters, folk poetry and pamphlets in the war against French colonialism
… The French resisted these movements in Indochina even after independence was declared in Vietnam. The Viet Minh fought the first Indochina War against the former colonial masters, using what resources were available to them. France was an industrial power with comparatively vast wealth …
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Malaysia and South-South cooperation: the determining factors and implications
… with developing countries, particularly with Indochina states and South Pacific countries? In the context of determining factors, although many factors have contributed to Malaysia’s involvement, nation’s national interests, external factors and leadership variables are argued to be more …
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Defeat in victory : organizational learning dysfunction in counterinsurgency
… tests the theory against six empirical cases: Indochina, the Indochina-Algeria interlude, Algeria, British Palestine, Malaya, and Thailand. These cases strongly suggest that the dysfunctional learning patterns are the product of broadly shared, professional beliefs and bureaucratic interests …
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Vietnamese ethnic identity and food in Canberra
… other minority groups arriving in Australia from Indochina. I examine how the collective and particularistic aspects of both are worked out through the commercial production and presentation of food - an "authentic" cultural product - marketed by Vietnamese restauranteurs in an Australian context.
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Vietnamese ethnic identity and food in Canberra
… other minority groups arriving in Australia from Indochina. I examine how the collective and particularistic aspects of both are worked out through the commercial production and presentation of food - an "authentic" cultural product - marketed by Vietnamese restauranteurs in an Australian context.
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The Last Chapter of the Vietnam War: Normalization, Nongovernmental Actors and the Politics of Human Rights, 1975-1995
… War. The first is that U.S. involvement in Indochina ended abruptly in April 1975 and the second is that the only exception to complete disengagement was the effort to secure a “full accounting” of missing American servicemen. This project demonstrates that the United States remained …
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United States Intervention in Vietnam: A Critical Evaluation of Policy and Decisionmaking
… communism threatened to spread over all of Indochina. The fear of communism was exaggerated. A more significant factor was the potency of Vietnamese nationalism, but this was not appreciated by American policymakers. They followed outmoded concepts of containment and relied too much on …
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R.G. Casey and Australian foreign policy: engaging with China and Southeast Asia, 1951-1960
… in relation to three Asian nations: China, Indochina and Indonesia. This will illuminate the workings of a key government department that was at the front line of the early Cold War. The 1950s was a crucial decade in fostering relationships with Australia’s northern neighbours, many either …
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Reporting Laos: The U.S. Media and the "Secret" War in Laos: 1955-1975
… the U.S. public began to demand an end to the Indochina conflict in general. Moreover, U.S. journalism was hampered in Laos by its own "professional routines," including an overwhelming dependence on U.S. Government sources to provide the "news."
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