CiNii 図書 - Vietnam : revolution in transition

In the spring of 1975, communists gained control of South Vietnam and immediately tried to implement socialism throughout the reunited country, but economic failure, foreign-policy crises and popular resistance to dogmatic programmes repeatedly undermined the regime's efforts. Today the leadership is attempting to move toward a more market-orientated approach, while at the same time maintaining its original goal of building a socialist society. This revised edition traces the course of Vietnamese history from its origins to the end of the Vietnam War. In considering various aspects, such as the country's political structure, its foreign relations, its economic situation and its cultural heritage, the book also sets out to show how the country has been affected by a generation of conflict and socialist transformation. It concludes by looking at the factors underlying the Vietnamese revolution, and how the changes have affected both the region and course of the global Cold War.

Land and people
pre-colonial Vietnam
the colonial experience
a nation divided
politics and government
the economy
culture and society
foreign relations.

巻冊次: : pbk ISBN 9780813385891

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Vietnams leaders have been forced to move toward a market-oriented economy while maintaining their ultimate goal of building a socialist society. Offering an expanded and thoroughly revised edition of his successful text, William Duiker traces the course of Vietnamese history from its origins to the end of the Vietnam War. He considers the countrys political structure, foreign relations, economic situation, social problems, and cultural heritage, analyzing the diverse aspects of Vietnamese society and revealing how they have been affected by a generation of conflict and socialist transformation. The author concludes with a discussion of the dynamic factors underlying the Vietnamese revolution, looking at how the changes have affected both the region and course of the global Cold War. Vietnams Communist leaders, having gained control over the South in the spring of 1975, immediately attempted to establish socialism in the reunified country. But economic failure, foreign policy crises, and popular resistance to dogmatic programs undermined the regimes efforts, and in 1986 the Vietnamese Communist Party embarked on a new era of doi moi (renovation). Today, the countrys leadership is moving toward a more market-oriented approach while maintaining the ultimate goal of building a socialist society. Success is by no means guaranteed.Offering an expanded and thoroughly revised edition of his successful text, William Duiker traces the course of Vietnamese history from its origins to the end of the Vietnam War. He considers the countrys political structure, foreign relations, economic situation, social problems, and cultural heritage, analyzing the diverse aspects of Vietnamese society and revealing how they have been affected by a generation of conflict and socialist transformation. The author concludes with a discussion of the dynamic factors underlying the Vietnamese revolution, looking at how the changes have affected both the region and course of the global Cold War.

Land and People
Precolonial Vietnam
The Colonial Experience
A Nation Divided
Politics and Government
The Economy
Culture and Society
Foreign Relations
Conclusion.

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