| Vietnam, 1968-1976: La Sortie de Guerre- Exiting a War Contributor(s): Bois-Willaert, Émilie (Editor), Bussière, Eric (Editor), Duchenne, Geneviève (Editor) |
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ISBN: 9052017441 ISBN-13: 9789052017440 Publisher: P.I.E-Peter Lang S.A., Editions Scientifiques OUR PRICE: $77.05 Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats Language: French Published: June 2012 |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - History | Asia - Southeast Asia - History | United States - 20th Century |
| Dewey: 959.704 |
| LCCN: 2011018699 |
| Series: Enjeux Internationaux / International Issues |
| Physical Information: 384 pages |
| Themes: - Cultural Region - Southeast Asian - Chronological Period - 20th Century |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: Avec ses quelque trois millions de morts civils et militaires, et ses innombrables destructions mat rielles, la guerre dite du Vietnam reste ce jour une des plus grandes trag dies humaines depuis 1945. Une r flexion sur les conditions politiques, diplomatiques et militaires dans lesquelles s'est effectu e la sortie de la guerre, entre 1968, ann e de l'ouverture des n gociations am ricano-vietnamiennes Paris, et 1976, date de la r unification administrative du Vietnam, semble d'autant plus opportune que grandit actuellement l'inqui tude sur les perspectives de l'apr s-guerre en Afghanistan. Inspir s d'un colloque international r uni Paris, en 2008, les textes rassembl s ici par Pierre Journoud et C cile Men trey-Monchau abordent cette tape de la sortie de guerre principalement sous l'angle diplomatique, mais d bordant largement le spectre diplomatique traditionnel. Quelques-uns des meilleurs sp cialistes croisent ici leur analyse de cette phase finale de la guerre, revenant sur les n gociations qui ont mis fin la dimension am ricano-vietnamienne du conflit, avec l'Accord de Paris du 27 janvier 1973, avant que les armes ne tranchent l'autre guerre, celle entre Vietnamiens, le 30 avril 1975. Ce livre est accompagn d'un DVD avec des t moignages in dits sur les coulisses des n gociations de Paris qui ont mis fin la guerre du Vietnam (1968-1973). With its three million civilian and military casualties and the enormous material destruction it brought about, the Vietnam War remains one of the worst human tragedies since 1945. Growing uncertainty about the potential post-war situation in Afghanistan has renewed interest in the political, diplomatic and military conditions that brought about the end of the Vietnam War - the period covered by the opening of Vietnamese-American negotiations in Paris in 1968 up to the administrative reunification of Vietnam in 1976. The texts collected in this volume by Pierre Journoud and C cile Men trey-Monchau, first inspired from an international colloquium held in Paris in 2008, analyse the full range of exit strategies exploited during this period. Although written primarily from a diplomatic perspective, the focus of this publication extends well beyond the traditional realm of diplomacy. Some of the most eminent specialists present their analysis of the final phase of the war, and re-examine the negotiations which brought the Vietnamese-American phase of the conflict to an end with the Paris Agreement of January 27, 1973, before the other war, between the Vietnamese themselves, was decided by the force of arms on April 30, 1975. Provided with this book is a DVD with new testimonies on the Paris Peace negotiations that ended the Vietnam War (1968-1973). |