This volume explores the social consequences of macro-economic reform introduced in Vietnam more than a quarter of a century ago through a focus on young women graduates who hope to find success in Ho Chi Minh City’s growing graduate labour market
Matthew Hunt is a former features writer and journalism lecturer
“Breaking with the standard American‐centric portrayal of Thai soldiers as Washington’s ‘mercenaries’ in the Vietnam War
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this book brings to life the kingdom of Ayutthaya from its roots in the kingdom of Sukhothai to its eventual destruction by the Burmese in the year 1767
In the Year of the Rabbit: A Novel Migration This volume explores the socialCameraman Brendan Leary survived the ambush of the Big Buddha Bicycle Racebut Tukada, his star crossed lover, did not. Leary returns to combat, flying night operations over the mountains of Laos, too numb to notice that Pawnsiri, one of his adult school students, is courting him. When his gunship is shot down, he survives again, hiking out of the jungle with Harley Baker, the guitar playing door gunner he loves and hates. Leary is discharged but