Carlyle A.

Thayer
Publications
(http://www.pol.adfa.edu.au/staff/thayer/pubs.html)

(http://www.apcss.org/thayerc.html)

Books
1999 eds., Vietnamese Foreign Policy in Transition. Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 1999. 294pp. (with Ramses Amer).
1996 eds. Bringing Democracy to Cambodia: Peacekeeping and Elections,
Canberra: Regime Change and Regime Maintenance in Asia and the
Pacific Project, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The
Australian National University and Australian Defence Studies
Centre, 1996. 136pp. (with Viberto Selochan)

1995 eds. A Crisis of Expectations: UN Peacekeeping in the 1990s. Boulder:

Westview Press, 317pp. (with Ramesh Thakur)

1993 Soviet Relations with India and Vietnam, 1945-1992. Delhi, Bombay,
Calcutta and Madras: Oxford University Press, 369pp. Revised and
updated from the 1992 edition. (with Ramesh Thakur)

1993 eds. Reshaping Regional Relations: Asia-Pacific and the Former

Soviet Union. Boulder, San Francisco and Oxford: Westview Press,
299pp. (with Ramesh Thakur)

1992 Soviet Relations with India and Vietnam. London: The Macmillan
Press, New York: St. Martin’s Press, 315pp. (with Ramesh Thakur)

1990 Trends and Strains: Pakistan, India, Vietnam, Japan. New Delhi:
Continental Publishing House for The International Institute for Asia
Pacific Studies, 1990. 150pp. (with Joseph A. Camilleri et al.)

1989 War By Other Means: National Liberation and Revolution in

Vietnam, 1954-1960. Sydney, London and Boston: Allen & Unwin,
256pp.

1987 eds. The Soviet Union as an Asian Pacific Power: Implications of

Gorbachev’s 1986 Vladivostok Initiative. Special Studies in
International Security. Boulder and London: Westview Press and
South Melbourne: Macmillan Australia, 236pp. (with Ramesh Thakur)

Major Research Monographs

2010 Southeast Asia: Patterns of Security Cooperation, ASPI Strategy

Report. Canberra: Australian Strategic Policy Institute, September
2010. 68pp.
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2009 Vietnam People’s Army: Development and Modernization. Armed
Forces Lecture Paper Series Paper No. 4. Bandar Seri Begawan: Sultan
Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, 2009.
43pp.

2000 Multilateral Institutions in Asia: The ASEAN Regional Forum.

APCSS Seminar Reports. Honolulu: Asia-Pacific Center for Security
Studies, December 2000. 59pp.

1995 Beyond Indochina, Adelphi Paper 297 London: Oxford University

Press for the International Institute for Strategic Studies, July 1995.
73pp.

1994 The Vietnam People’s Army Under Doi Moi, Pacific Strategic Paper
no. 7, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1994. 122pp.

1993 eds., Vietnam and the Rule of Law. Political and Social Change
Monograph no. 19, Canberra: Department of Political and Social
Change, Research School of Pacific Studies, The Australian National
University, 1993. 189pp. (with David G. Marr)

1992 Vietnam. Asia-Australia Briefing Papers, Sydney: The Asia-Australia

Institute, The University of New South Wales, 1992. 76pp.

1982 Vietnam Since 1975 – Two Views From Australia. CSAAR Research
Paper no. 20. Brisbane: Centre for the Study of Australian-Asian
Relations, Griffith University, 1982. 70pp. (with David G. Marr)

Forthcoming (completed in press)

Book Review, Brantly Womack, China and Vietnam: The Politics of Asymmetry.
New York: Cambridge University Press, 2006. For Journal of Southeast Asian
Studies, Submitted January 25, 2010. Publication date: January 2011.

“China and Southeast Asia: A Shifting Zone of Interaction,” in Sean

McDonald and Bruce Vaughn, eds., The Borderlands of Southeast Asia:
Geopolitics, Terrorism, and Globalization. Washington, D.C. National
Defense University Press, 2011.

“Vietnam and the Impact of Climate Change,” in Daniel Moran, ed., Climate
Change and National Security: A Country-Level Analysis. Washington, D.C.:
Georgetown University Press, 2011. 48-75. Publication date April 2011.

“The Expanding Roles of the Vietnam People’s Army, 1975-2002,” in Gilles de

Gantès and Tobias Rettig, eds., Armées et sociétés en Asie de Sud-Est XIXe-
Xxe. Paris: Éditions Les Indes Savantes, 2011. 455-470. Publication date July
14, 2011.

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“Military Politics in Contemporary Vietnam: Political Engagement, Corporate
Interests and Professionalism,” Marcus Mietzner. ed., Military Politics in
Contemporary Southeast Asia. London: Routledge, 2011.

“Political Terrorism in Southeast Asia,” in Joseph Liow and Nadirshyah

Hosen, eds., Islam in Southeast Asia, London and Singapore: Routledge and
the Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2011. 4 vols.

“Recent Developments in the South China Sea: Implications for Regional

Security,” in Tran Truong Thuy, ed., The South China Sea: Cooperation for
Regional Security and Development. Hanoi: Nha Xuat Ban The Gioi, 2011.

“The Structure of Vietnam-China Relations, 1991-2008,” in Pham Quang

Minh, ed., Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Vietnamese
Studies. Hanoi: Vietnam National Academy of the Social Sciences, 2011.

“The United States and the Challenge of Non-Traditional Security Issues in

Southeast Asia,” in K. S. Nathan, ed., The United States and the New Asia:
Towards Partnership and Multilateral Engagement in the 21st Century. 2011.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2011 Book of

the Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2011.

“The Vietnam People’s Army: Victory at Home (1975), Success in Cambodia

(1989),” in Peter Dennis and Jeffrey Grey, eds., Armies in Victory and Defeat:
Armies in the Aftermath of Conflict. Newport, NSW: Big Sky Publications,
2011.

“Vietnam’s Defence Policy and Its Impact of Foreign Relations”, Viet Hoc
Nien San [Annals of Vietnamese Studies, (Universität Hamburg)], 2011.

“Vietnam’s Relations with China and the United States,” in Phan Quang
Minh, ed., The Role of Vietnam in the Asia-Pacific, Hanoi: Rosa Luxemburg
Stiftung and University of Social Sciences and Humanities Vietnam, 2011.

2010

“Bất thường Biển Đông trong nghị trình ASEAN,” Tuan Vietnam.Net, July 27,
2010.
http://tuanvietnam.net/2010-07-25-bat-thuong-bien-dong-trong-nghi-trinh-
asean

‘A battle between the dragon and the eagle’, Opinion, UNIKEN, No. 59,
November/December 2010, 16.
http://www.unsw.edu.au/news/pad/uniken/2010/uniken_novdec_2010.p
df

Book Review: Mark Atwood Lawrence, The Vietnam War: A Concise

International History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008 in The Journal of
Military History, 74(3), 2010, 1340-1341.
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“China’s Soft Power v America’s Smart Power,” East Asia Forum, August 31,
2010.
http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2010/08/31/chinas-soft-power-v-americas-
smart-power/#more-13831

'Có lẽ Việt Nam đang mừng thầm', Nguoi Viet Online, July 26, 2010.
http://www.nguoi-viet.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=116529

“Political Legitimacy in Vietnam: Challenge and Response”, Politics & Policy

[Journal of the Policy Studies Organization], 38(3), June 2010, 423-444.

Recent Developments in the South China Sea: Grounds for Cautious

Optimism?, RSIS Working Paper No. 220, Singapore: S. Rajaratnam School of
International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore,
December 14, 2010. 33pp.

“Recent Developments in the South China Sea: Implications for Peace,

Stability and Cooperation in the Region,” in Tran Truong Thuy, ed., The South
China Sea: Cooperation for Regional Security and Development: Proceedings
of the International Workshop co-organized by the Diplomatic Academy of
Vietnam and the Vietnam Lawyers’ Association, 26-27 November 2009,
Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi: Nha Xuat Ban The Gioi, 2010. 125-138.

“The South China Sea Dispute: A Review of Developments and Their

Implications since the 2002 Declaration on the Conduct of Parties,” in K. V.
Kesavan and Daljit Singh, eds., South and Southeast Asia: Responding to
Changing Geo-Political and Security Challenges. Singapore: Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies and New Delhi: KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2010. 57-72 (with Ian
Storey).
Southeast Asia: Patterns of Security Cooperation, ASPI Strategy Report. Canberra:
Australian Strategic Policy Institute, September 2010. 68pp.
“Southeast Asia: Patterns of Security Cooperation,” East Asia Forum, October
29, 2010.
http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2010/10/29/southeast-asia-patterns-of-
security-cooperation/print/

“The Trial of Le Cong Dinh: New Challenges to the Legitimacy of Vietnam’s

Party-State,” Journal of Vietnamese Studies, 5(3), 2010, 196-207.

“The United States and Chinese Assertiveness in the South China Sea,”
Security Challenges [Kokoda Foundation], 6(2), Winter 2010, 69-84.

“US Rapprochement with Laos and Cambodia,” Contemporary Southeast

Asia, 32(3), 2010, 442-459.
“US-Vietnam Relations: A Scorecard,” Asia Pacific Bulletin (East-West
Center, Washington, D.C.), No. 67, September 14, 2010. 1-2.

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http://www.eastwestcenter.org/publications/search-for-
publications/browse-alphabetic-list-of-
titles/?class_call=view&pub_ID=3548&mode=view

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2010 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2010. 490-491.

“Vietnam and Rising China: The Structural Dynamics of Mature Asymmetry,”

in Daljit Singh, ed., Southeast Asian Affairs 2010. Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2010. 392-409.

“Vietnam’s Crackdown on Pro-Democracy Activists,” Asian Currents (Asian

Studies Association of Australia e-bulletin), no. 66, February 2010.
http://asaa.asn.au/publications/ac/asian-currents-10-02.html

“Vietnam’s Defensive Diplomacy,” Op Ed, The Wall Street Journal, August

20-22, 2010. 11,

2009

“Al Qaeda in Southeast Asia: Problematising ‘Linkages’ between Southeast

Asian and International Terrorism,” in William Tow, ed., Re-envisioning
Asia-Pacific Security: A Regional-Global Nexus? New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2009 (with Greg Fealy). 211-227.

“Cambodia: The Cambodian People’s Party Consolidates Power,” in Daljit

Singh, ed., Southeast Asian Affairs 2009 [Singapore: Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies, 2009], 85-101.

“Kevin Rudd’s multi-layered Asia Pacific Community initiative”, East Asia

Forum, June 22, 2009. http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2009/06/22/kevin-
rudds-multi-layered-asia-pacific-community-initiative/.

“Kevin Rudd’s multi-layered Asia Pacific Community initiative,” East Asia

Forum Quarterly, 1(2), July-September 2009, 15-16.

“Maritime Strategic Overview of the Asia-Pacific Region,” in Joshua Ho, ed.,

Realising Safe and Secure Seas for All: International Maritime Security
Conference 2009. Singapore: Select Publishing in association with Republic of
Singapore Navy and S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2009. 25-
44.

“Multilateral Co-operation and Building Trust: Ideas for EU-Asian Relations,”

Asien: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia [Mitgliederzeitschrift der
Deutschen Gesellschaft für Asiekunde e.V], 110, January 2009, 73-97.

“Multilateral Co-operation and Building Trust: Ideas for EU-Asian Relations,”

in Liz Mohn, International Cultural Forum South East Asia 2008: Responses
to Rapid Social Change in South East Asia. Gütersloh: Bertelsmann Stiftung,
2009. 73-97.
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”Political Legitimacy of Vietnam’s One Party-State: Challenges and
Responses,” Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs [Hamburg: Institute
of Global and Area Studies], 2009, 28(4), 47-70.

“Political Relations,” in Takashi Shiraishi, ed., Across the Causeway: A Multi-

dimensional Study of Malaysia-Singapore Relations. Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2009. 80-91.

“Security Relations,” in Takashi Shiraishi, ed., Across the Causeway: A Multi-

dimensional Study of Malaysia-Singapore Relations. Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2009. 163-174.

“A Sense of Community,” Australasia ASEAN Business (Sydney:

Palamedia), 1(1), May 2009, 149-150. www.aanzbusiness.com

“Terrorism Studies: The Dismal Science?,” in Sean Brawley, ed., Doomed to

Repeat? Terrorism and the Lessons of History. Washington, D.C.: New
Academia Publishing, 2009. 17-49.

“Thach thuc cho Tong thong Yudhoyono [Challenge for President

Yudhoyono],” Tuoi Tre Online [Ho Chi Minh City], July 19, 2009.
http://www.tuoitre.com.vn/Tianyon/Index.aspx?ArticleID=327260&Channe
lID=94

“Vietnam,” in D. J. Sagar, ed., Political Parties of the World. 7th Edition.

London: John Harper Publishing, 2009. 646-648.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2009 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2009. 490-491.

“Vietnam and the Challenge of Political Civil Society,” Contemporary

Southeast Asia, 31(1), April 2009, 1-27.

Vietnam People’s Army: Development and Modernization. Armed Forces

Lecture Paper Series Paper No. 4. Bandar Seri Begawan: Sultan Haji Hassanal
Bolkiah Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, 2009. 43pp.

2008

“Ho Chi Minh,” William A. Darity, Jr., ed., International Encyclopedia of the
Social Sciences, 2nd Edition, Detroit, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, 2008. Vol.
3, 491-492.

“Myanmar’s Road Map to Democracy,” written commentary for Eye on Asia,

Radio Singapore International, March 31, 2008.

“Radical Islam and Political Terrorism in Southeast Asia,” in Terence Chong,

ed., Globalization and its Counter-forces in Southeast Asia. Singapore:
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2008. 256-275.
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“Southeast Asian Reactions to China’s Peaceful Development Doctrine:
Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand,” NBR Analysis [Seattle: The
National Bureau of Asian Research] 18(5), April 2008, 5-14.

“The Structure of Vietnam-China Relations, 1991-2008,” Journal of

International Culture (December 2008), 1(2), 45-98.

“Thailand,” in Clinton Fernandes, ed., Hot Spot: Asia and Oceania. Hot Spot
Histories. Westport, CT and London: Greenwood Press, 2008. 241-264.

“Vietnam,” in Stuart Farson, Peter Gill, Mark Phythian, and Shlomo Shapiro
eds., PSI Handbook of Global Security and Intelligence: National
Approaches, Vol. 1, The Americas and Asia. Westport, CT and London:
Praeger Security International, 2008. 300-317.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2008 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2008. 490-491.

2007

“China’s International Security Cooperation with Southeast Asia,” Australian

Defence Force Journal. No. 172, 2007. 16-32.

“The Five Power Defence Arrangements: The Quiet Achiever,” Security

Challenges, 3(1), February 2007. 79-96.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2007 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2007. 490-491.

“Vietnam: Air Force,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel

Security Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.

“Vietnam: Armed Forces,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel

Security Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.

“Vietnam: Army,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel Security

Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.

“Vietnam: Defence Budget,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel

Security Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.

“Vietnam Edges Towards Liberalisation,” Jane’s Foreign Report, June 14,

2007, online.
“Vietnam: The Internet Turns Ten,” Commentary written for Eye on Asia,
Radio Singapore International, September 10, 2007.
“Vietnam: Navy,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel Security
Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.
“Vietnam: Procurement,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's Sentinel
Security Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.
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“Vietnam: Production and R&D,” Jane’s Sentinel Risk Assessments, Jane's

Sentinel Security Assessment – Southeast Asia, August 10, 2007.
“Vietnam: The Tenth Party Congress and After,” in Daljit Singh and Lorraine
C. Salazar, eds., Southeast Asian Affairs 2007. Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2007. 381-397.

“Vietnam’s Regional Integration: Domestic and External Challenges to State

Sovereignty,” in Stephanie Balme and Mark Sidel, eds., Vietnam’s New Order:
International Perspectives on the State and Reform in Vietnam. London:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. 31-50.

2006

“Political Dissent and Political Reform in Vietnam, 1997-2002,” in Claudia

Derichs and Thomas Heberer, eds. The Power of Ideas: Intellectual Input and
Political Change in East and Southeast Asia, NIAS Studies in Asian Topics
No. 36, Copenhagen S: Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Press, 2006. 115-132.

“Politicheskii Terrorizm v Iugo-Vostochnoi Azii: Real’naia Kartina (Political

Terrorism in Southeast Asia: A Net Assessment),” Vladimir Mazyrin, Oksana
Novakova and Peter Tsvetov eds., Asia Pacific Outlook 2004-2005. Moscow:
Center for Modern Southeast Asia and Pacific Studies, Institute of Asian and
African Studies, Moscow State Lomonossov University, 2006. 103-116.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2006 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.,2006. 487 and 490.

2005

“Al Qaeda and Political Terrorism in Southeast Asia,” in Paul Smith, ed.,
Terrorism and Violence in Southeast Asia: Transnational Challenges to States
and Regional Stability. New York: M. E. Sharpe, 2005. 79-97.

“ASEAN’s Tenth Summit,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian Analysis, January

2005.

“Leadership Dynamics in Terrorist Organizations in Southeast Asia,” in John

T. Hanley, Kongdan Oh Hassig and Caroline F. Ziemke, eds., Proceedings of
the International Symposium on the Dynamics and Structures of Terrorist
Threats in Southeast Asia, Held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. IDA Paper P-
4026, Joint Advanced Warfighting Program. Alexandria, VA: The Institute for
Defense Analysis, September 2005. II4-33, 76-105.

“New Terrorism in Southeast Asia,” in Damien Kingsbury, ed., Violence in

Between: Conflict and Security in Archipelagic Southeast Asia, Clayton:
Monash University Press, 2005, 53-74.

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Leadership Dynamics in Terrorist Organisations in Southeast Asia,
Leadership Papers No. 3, Canberra: Centre for Defence Leadership Studies,
Australian Defence College, 2005. 26pp.

“Rethinking Hubs and Spokes? US Military Relations with Southeast Asia,” in

Catharin Dalpino and David Steinberg eds., Georgetown Southeast Asia
Survey 2004-2205. Washington, D.C. Asian Studies Program, Edmund A.
Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 2005. 53-63. (with
Catharin Dalpino)

“The Prospects for Strategic Dialogue,” in Catharin E. Dalpino editor,

Dialogue on U.S.-Vietnam Relations: Ten Years After Normalization. San
Francisco: The Asia Foundation, 2005. 26-30.

“Vietnam,” in Khairy Jamaluddin, Robert H. Taylor and Carlyle A. Thayer,

Regional Outlook Forum 2005: Political Outlook for Malaysia, Myanmar
and Vietnam, Trends in Southeast Asia Series 2(2005), Singapore: Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2005. 20-31.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2005 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2005. 490-491.

“Vietnam,” in Bogdan Szajkowski, ed., Political Parties of the World. 6th

Edition. London: John Harper Publishing, 2005. 652-654.

2004

“The Army as a Political and Economic Actor in Vietnam,” in Christopher

Goscha and Benoît de Tréglodé, eds., Naissance d’un Etat-Parti: Le Viet Nam
depuis 1945/The Birth of a Party-State: Vietnam since 1945. Paris: Les Indes
Savantes, 2004. 355-381. (with Gérard Hervouet)

“Laos,” in Russell Heng Hiang Khng and Denis Hew, eds., Regional Outlook:
Southeast Asia 2004-2005. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
2004. 18-21.

“Laos in 2003: Counter-Revolution Fails to Ignite,” Asian Survey, 44(1),

January/February 2004. 110-114.

“Political Terrorism in Southeast Asia,” Pointer [Singapore: quarterly journal

of the Singapore Armed Forces], October-December 2003, 29(4), 53-62.

“Southeast Asia’s Marred Miracle,” Current History, 103(672), April 2004, 177-
182.

“Transnational Terrorism: The Threat to Australia, ”What’s Next? [Perth:

Future Directions International], October 2004, 12.

“Vietnam: 2004 Mid Term Review,” Asian Analysis, ASEAN Focus Group,
April 2004.
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“Vietnam,” in Karen Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2003 Year in
Review. Chicago: Encyuclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2004, 490-491.
“Vietnam,” in Karen Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2004 Book of the
Year. Chicago: Encyclopedia Britannica, 2004. 490-491.

2003

“ASEAN and Indochina: The Dialogue,” in Sharon Siddique and Sree Kumar,
compilers, The 2nd ASEAN Reader. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian
Studies, 2003. 81-84.

“The Bush-Howard Doctrines: Pulling Down the International System?”,

What’s Next? [Future Directions International], September 2003. 10-11.

“China’s ‘New Security Concept’ and Southeast Asia,” in David W. Lovell,

ed., Asia-Pacific Security: Policy Challenges. Singapore: Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies and Canberra: Asia Pacific Press, 2003. 89-107.

“The Economic and Commercial Roles of the Vietnam People’s Army,” in Jörn
Brömmelhörster and Wolf-Christian Paes, eds., The Military as an Economic
Actor: Soldiers in Business. International Political Economy Series. London:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. 74-93 and 199-201.

“The French in Indochina: The Political Background to the Conflict,” in Keith

Brent, ed., Air Power and Wars of National Liberation. The Proceedings of
the 2002 RAAF History Conference. Canberra: Aerospace Centre, 2003. 13-29.

“Laos in 2002: Regime Maintenance Through Political Stability,” Asian

Survey, 43(1), January/February 2003, 120-126.

“No, Al Qaeda Isn’t Everywhere,” The 5th Column, Far Eastern Economic
Review, August 21, 2003. 20.

“Political developments in Vietnam: the rise and demise of Le Kha Phieu,

1997-2001,” in Lisa B. W. Drummond and Mandy Thomas, eds., Consuming
Urban Culture in Contemporary Vietnam. London and New York:
RoutledgeCurzon Press, 2003. 21-34.

“Political Terrorism and Militant Islam in Southeast Asia,” in Mohd. Shafie

Apdal and Carlyle A. Thayer, Security, Political Terrorism and Militant
Islam in Southeast Asia, Trends in Southeast Asia Series 7, Singapore:
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2003. 11-30.

“The Sino-US Rivalry for Influence in Southeast Asia,” South China Morning
Post, April 10, 2003.

“Transnational Threats and Civil-Military Relations in the Asia-Pacific,” AUS-

CSCAP Newsletter, No. 15, May 2003, 43-46.

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“Transnational Threats and Civil-Military Relations in the Asia-Pacific,”
What’s Next? (Perth: Future Directions International). March 2003, 10-11.

US Grand Strategy: Implications for Alliance Partners. Chairman’s Summary

of Key Themes CDSS Conference 2003. Canberra: Centre for Defence and
Strategic Studies, Australian Defence College, 2003. 5pp.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2003 Book of the

Year. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2003. 521-522.

“Vietnam,” in Karen J. Sparks, ed., Encyclopaedia Britannica 2002 Year in

Review. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 2003. 521-522.
“Vietnam: A Backlash Against Religious Reconciliation” Asian Analysis,
ASEAN Focus Group, November 2003.
http://www.aseanfocus.com/asiananalysis/latest.cfm

“Vietnam: Has Hanoi Seen the Light?, Asian Analysis, ASEAN Focus Group,
June 2003. http://www.aseanfocus.com/asiananalysis/latest.cfm#a653

“Vietnam: The Stewardship of Nong Duc Manh,” in Daljit Singh and Chin Kin
Wah, eds., Southeast Asian Affairs 2003. Singapore: Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies, 2003. 313-326.

2002

“Army, Party and Market in Vietnam,” in Albert Legault and Joel

Sokolsky, eds, The Soldier and the State in the Post Cold War Era (Kingston
and Montreal: The Queen's Quarterly Special Edition published in cooperation
with the l’Institut Québécois des Hautes Études Internationales, Université
Laval, l’Université du Québec à Montréal and the Royal Military College of
Canada, 2002), 145-161. (with Gérard Hervouet)
“Civil-Military Relations in Asia Pacific (Australia, Fiji and New
Zealand),” Consultancy Report for Project on Global Civil-Military Relations,
co-sponsored by the Federal Research Division, Library of Congress and
Foreign Military Studies Office, U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, September
2002. 30pp.
“Pragmatic Vietnam leader keeps reform within limits,” South China
Morning Post, December 10, 2002.
“Vietnam,” in Alan J. Day ed., Political Parties of the World. 5th Edition.
London: John Harper Publishing, 2002. 523-524.
“Vietnam,” in Charles P. Trumbull, ed., 2002 Britannica Book of the
Year. Chicago, London, Sydney, Tokyo: Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc., 2002.
521-522.
“Vietnam,” in Charles P. Trumbull, ed., Encyclopedia Britannica 2001
Year in Review. Chicago, London, Sydney, Tokyo: Encyclopedia Britannica,
Inc., 2002. 521-522.

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“Vietnam: Constitutional and Political Reforms Continue,” ASEAN
Focus Group, Asian Analysis, March 2002.
http://www.aseanfocus.com/asiananalysis/Article.cfm?ArticleID=484

“Vietnam: Politics and Corruption,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian

Analysis, August 2002.
http://www.aseanfocus.com/asiananalysis/Article.cfm?ArticleID=548
“Vietnam in 2001: The Ninth Party Congress and After,” Asian Survey,
42(1), January/February 2002. 81-89.
“Vietnam's Doi Moi: Progress and Prospects,” in Mohamed Jawhar
Hassan, Stephen Leong and Vincent Lim, eds., Asia Pacific Security:
Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century. Kuala Lumpur: ISIS
Malaysia, 2002. 583-596.
“Vietnam: The Policy Process.” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian Analysis,
December 2002.
http://www.aseanfocus.com/asiananalysis/Article.cfm?ArticleID=587

“Vietnamese Perspectives of the ‘China Threat’,” in Herbert Yee and Ian

James Storey, eds., The China Threat: Perceptions, Myths and Reality.
London: RoutledgeCurzon Taylor & Francis Group, 2002. 265-287.
2001
“Armée et Parti au Viêt-Nam: une symbiose au service de l’économie de
marché,” Études Internationales [Institut Québécois des Hautes Études
Internationales, Université Laval], 32(2), Juin 2001, 337-350. (with Gérard
Hervouet).
“ASEAN Ten Plus Three: An Evolving East Asian Community?”
Comparative Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations
(Honolulu: Pacific Forum-CSIS), 2(4), 4th Quarter, January 2001. 52-61.
http://www.csis.org./pacfor/cc/004Qchina_asean.html
“Australia-Indonesia Relations: The Case of East Timor,” Taiwanese
Journal of Australian Studies, 2, 2001, 156-178.

“Cam Ranh Bay: Past Imperfect, Future Conditional,” Contemporary

Southeast Asia, 23(3), December 2001, 452-473 (with Ian James Storey).
"China-ASEAN Relations: Making the Rounds," Comparative
Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations (Honolulu:
Pacific Forum-CSIS), 3(2), 2nd Quarter, July 2001. 60-67.

“China-ASEAN Relations: Regional Rivalries and Bilateral Irritants,”

Comparative Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations
(Honolulu: Pacific Forum-CSIS), 3(1), 1st Quarter, April 2001. 58-69.
http://www.csis.org/pacfor/cc/0101Qchina_asean.html
“China-Southeast Asia Relations: Developing Multilateral Cooperation,”
Comparative Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations

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(Honolulu: Pacific Forum-CSIS), 3(3), 3rd Quarter, October 2001. 71-79.
http://www.csis.org/pacfor/cc/0103Qchina_asean.html

“China’s Strategy to Counter U.S. Power and Presence: Southeast Asian

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“The Impact of a Conflict on China’s Relations with Southeast Asia and

Australia,” in Andrew Scobell, ed., The Costs of Conflict: The Impact on
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“Vietnam,” in Joel Krieger, editor in chief, The Oxford Companion to

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“Vietnam in 2000: Toward the Ninth Party Congress,” Asian Survey,

January/February 2001, 41(1), 181-188.

“Vietnam: Leadership Change at the Ninth Party Congress,” ASEAN

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“Vietnam: The Many Roles of the VPA,” in Muthiah Alagappa, ed.,

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"Vietnam's Response to the Terrorist Attacks on 11th September," in

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2000

“ASEAN: Vietnam-U.S. Relations,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian

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“Cambodia: History”, in The Far East and Australasia 2000. London:

Europa Publications Limited, 2000. 201-216 and 234-235 (with Laura
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“China Consolidates Its Long-Term Bilateral Relations with Southeast

Asia“, Comparative Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral
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“China-ASEAN: Tensions Promote Discussions on a Code of Conduct,”

Comparative Connections: A Quarterly E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral
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“China Consolidates Long-Term Regional Relations,” Comparative

Connections: A Quarterly E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations
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“The China Factor,” Vietnam Business Journal, February 2000 internet
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“China‘s ‘New Security Concept’ and ASEAN,” Comparative

Connections: An E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral Relations (Honolulu:
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“Demobilization but not Disarmament—Personnel Reduction and Force

Modernization in Vietnam,” in Natalie Pauwels, ed., War Force to Work
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“The Economic and Commercial Roles of the Vietnam People’s Army,”

Asian Perspective, 2000, 24(2), 87-120.

“Force Modernization and Security in Southeast Asia,” Currents [Asia-

Pacific Center for Security Studies], 9, Spring 2000, 4 and 12.

“Force Modernization and Security in Southeast Asia,” Newsletter

[Royal United Services Institute of South Australia Inc.], 365, April/May 2000,
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Security of the Asia Pacific. Republic of the Philippines, Department of
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“From ‘Security from Asia’ to ‘Security with Asia’: Australia-Southeast

Asia Relations,” Taiwanese Journal of Australian Studies, 1, 2000, 89-119. in
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“It’s Not An Arms Race Yet,”Asiaweek, 29(22), June 9, 2000.

“Laos in 1999: Economic Woes Drive Foreign Policy,” Asian Survey,

40(1), January/February 2000. 43-48.

“New Fault Lines in ASEAN?” Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter, 26(9),

February/March 2000, 26-27.

“Obituary: Pham Van Dong,” Vietnam Business Journal, May 2000,

internet version. http://www.viam.com/05-2000/phamvandong.htm

“Special Report — Vietnam: Vale Pham Van Dong,” ASEAN Focus

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“Vietnam, the Asian Financial Crisis and Doi Moi 2,” Harvard Asia
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“Vietnam: History”, in The Far East and Australasia 2000. London:

Europa Publications Limited, 2000. 1226-1240 and 1263-1266 (with Ralph
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“Vietnam: New Momentum for Reform,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian

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“Vietnam: Opening Up? The Vietnam-U.S. Trade Agreement,” ASEAN

Focus Group, Asian Analysis, February 2000. 13-14.
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“Vietnam: The Politics of Immobilism Revisited,” in Daljit Singh, ed.,

Southeast Asian Affairs 2000. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
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“Vietnam’s Reforms: New Momentum,” Vietnam Business Journal.

August 2000, internet edition.
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“Why Secretary Cohen’s Visit Mattered,” Vietnam Business Journal,

May 2000, internet version. http://www.viam.com/05-2000/cohen.htm

1999

“ASEAN Disunity Effects Regional Security,” Asia-Pacific Defence

Reporter 1999 Annual Reference Edition. 25(1), 11-12.

“Beijing Plans for a Long-Term Partnership and Benefits from Anti-

Western Sentiment: China and ASEAN Relations (July-September 1999),”
Comparative Connections: A Quarterly E-Journal on East Asian Bilateral
Relations [Honolulu: Pacific Forum-CSIS], 1(2), 3rd Quarter, October 1999.
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“China and ASEAN Relations: Some Progress, Along with

Disagreements and Disarray,” Comparative Connections: A Quarterly E-
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Foreign Policy in Transition. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
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“Cooperation on All Fronts: Strengthening U.S.-Vietnam Defense Ties,”

Vietnam Business Journal 8(4), October 1999.
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“Crisis Management,” Vietnam Business Journal. July/August 1999.

7(3), 20-21.

“Laos in 1998: Continuity Under New Leadership,” Asian Survey.

January-February 1999, 39(1), 38-42.

“Models to the North,” Vietnam Business Journal, January/February

1999, 7(1), 28-29.

“Reinventing ASEAN: From Constructive Engagement to Flexible

Intervention,” Harvard Asia Pacific Review, 3(2), Spring 1999, 67-70.

“Southeast Asia: Challenges to Unity and Regime Legitimacy,” in John

Funston and Daljit Singh, eds., Southeast Asian Affairs 1999. Singapore:
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“A Time for Consolidation,” Vietnam Business Journal, May/June 1999,

7(2), 34-35.

“Vietnam,” in Daljit Singh and Tin Maung Maung Than, eds., Regional
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Studies, 1999. 29-33.

“Vietnam: History,” in The Far East and Australasia 1999. London:

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“Vietnam: Reforming the Reformers,” ASEAN Focus Group. Asian

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(http://www. aseanfocus.com/analysis/9803_vietnam.htm).

“Vietnamese Foreign Policy: Multilateralism and the Threat of Peaceful

Evolution,” in Carlyle A. Thayer and Ramses Amer, eds., Vietnamese Foreign
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1998

Cambodia and Regional Stability: ASEAN and Constructive

Engagement. The CICP Distinguished Lecture Series Report Issue no. 14.
Phnom Penh: Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace, June 1998.
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“Cambodia Continues Course of Political Violence,” Asia-Pacific

Defence Reporter Annual Reference Edition, xxiv(1), January-February 1998,
16-17.

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1998. 30-32.

“‘Marching Orders,” Vietnam Business Journal, 6(4), July/August 1998.

56-57.

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August 1998. (http://www. aseanfocus.com/analysis/9803_vietnam.htm).

“The Power Game”, Vietnam Business Journal, October 1998, 6(5) 42-44.

“Problems and Prospects of Asia-Pacific Security: An Australian

Perspective”, in Abdul Razak Baginda and Anthony Bergin, eds., Asia-
Pacific's Security Dilemma: Multilateral Relations Amidst Political, Social
and Economic Changes. London: ASEAN Academic Publishers for Australian
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“Top Party Leaders Meet”, Vietnam Business Journal., 6(6),

November/December 1998. 50.

“The United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia: The

Restoration of Sovereignty,” in Tom Woodhouse, Robert Bruce, and Malcolm
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in Post-Cold War Conflicts. London: Macmillan Press Ltd., and New York: St.
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“Vietnam,” in George Thomas Kurian, editor-in-chief, The World

Encyclopedia of Parliaments and Legislatures. 2 vols. Washington, D.C.:
Congressional Quarterly Publishers, 1998. vol. 2, 734-739.

“Vietnam,” in Wolfgang Sachsenröder and Ulrike E. Frings (eds),

Political Party Systems and Democratic Development in East and Southeast
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“Viet Nam: History,” in The Far East and Australasia 1998. London:
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Vietnam Country Strategy. Consultancy Report No. 7493. Canberra:

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1997

“L’armée populaire vietnamienne, un acteur pour la sécurité de l’Asie

du Sud-Est?” Relations internationales et stratégiques [Institut de Relations
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“ASEAN’s Expanding Membership,” Written submission to the ASEAN
Inquiry, Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee, Joint Standing Committee on
Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, Parliament of the Commonwealth of
Australia, 38th Parliament, Submissions. Canberra, March 1997, Vol. 1, 71-94.

“Australia and Southeast Asia,” in F. A. Mediansky, ed., Australian

Foreign Policy: Into the New Millennium. Sydney: Macmillan Education
Australia, 1997. 251-166.

“Force Modernization: The Case of the Vietnam People’s Army,” in

Contemporary South East Asia. vol. 19, no. 1, June 1997. 1-28.

“Cambodia Recedes as Regional Security Issue,” Asia-Pacific Defence

Reporter 1997 Annual Reference Edition, xxiii, 1, January 1997, 16.

“International Relations and Security: A Rapid Overview of a Decade of

Doi Moi.” in Adam Fforde, ed., Doi Moi Ten Years after the 1986 Party
Congress. Political and Social Change Monograph 24, Canberra: Department
of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies,
The Australian National University, 1997. 25-46.

“The New Security Architecture in Southeast Asia: Neither Collective

Security Nor Collective Defence,” in Don McMillen, ed., Globalisation and
Regional Communities: Geoeconomic, Sociocultural and Security
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Prospects for Political Stability in Cambodia. Practical Management

Writenet Consultancy Report. London: United Nations High Commissioner
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“Vietnam and ASEAN: A First Anniversary Assessment,” Southeast

Asian Affairs. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1997. 364-374.

“Vietnam: Developments of a Military Nature,” Asia-Pacific Defence

Reporter 1997 Annual Reference Edition, xxiii, 1, January 1997, 14.

“Viet Nam: History,” in The Far East and Australasia 1997. London:
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1996

“Arms Control in Southeast Asia,” Defense Analysis, vol. 12, no. 1, April
1996, 77-85.

“Indochina,” in Gary Klintworth, ed., Asia-Pacific Security: Less

Uncertainty and New Opportunities? Sydney: Longmann Cheshire and New
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“Internal Southeast Asian Dynamics: Vietnam’s Membership in
ASEAN,” in Hadi Soesastro and Anthony Bergin, eds., The Role of Security
and Economic Cooperation Structures in the Asia Pacific Region: Indonesian
and Australian Views. Jakarta: Centre for Strategic and International Studies,
1996. 78-88.

“Strategic Outlook in Indochina,” Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter 1996

Annual Reference Edition, xxii, 1/2, January-February 1996. 12-13.

“The UN in Cambodia: A Critical Overview,” in Viberto Selochan and

Carlyle A. Thayer, eds., Bringing Democracy to Cambodia Canberra:
Australian Defence Studies Centre, 1996. 127-136.

“Vietnam and Cambodia: Issues in Sino-Australia Relations, 1985-95”, in

Colin Mackerras (ed.), Australia and China: Partners in Asia. Melbourne:
Macmillan Education Australia, 1996. 43-56.

“Vietnam, Democratic Republic of” in Stanley I. Kutler, ed., The

Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War New York: Simon and Schuster, 1996. 582-
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“Vietnam: History,” in The Far East and Australasia 1996. London:

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1995

“Introduction,” Bui Tin, Following Ho Chi Minh: Memoirs of a North

Vietnamese Colonel Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, London: C. Hurst
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Memoirs of a North Vietnamese Journalist. Chiang Mai [Thailand]: Silkworm
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“Mono-Organizational Socialism and the State,” in Benedict J. Tria

Kerkvliet and Doug J. Porter, eds., Vietnam’s Rural Transformation..
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“Russian Policy Toward Vietnam,” in Peter Shearman, ed., Russian

Foreign Policy Since 1990. Boulder, San Francisco and Oxford: Westview
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“The UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia,” in Ramesh Thakur and

Carlyle A. Thayer eds., A Crisis of Expectations: UN Peacekeeping in the
1990s. Boulder: Westview Press, 1995, 121-140.

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“Vietnam’s Strategic Readjustment,” in Stuart Harris and Gary
Klintworth, eds., China as a Great Power: Myths, Realities and Challenges in
the Asia-Pacific Region. Melbourne: Longmann Australia Pty Ltd. and New
York: St. Martin’s Press, 1995, 185-201.

1994

“Sino-Vietnamese Relations: The Interplay of Ideology and National

Interest,” Asian Survey, June 1994, vol. xxxiv, no. 6, 513-528.

“Vietnam: Coping with China,” in Daljit Singh, ed., Southeast Asian

Affairs 1994 (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1994). 351-367.

Vietnam’s Developing Ties with the Region: The Case for Defence
Cooperation. ADSC Working Paper no. 24. Canberra: Australian Defence
Studies Centre, Australian Defence Force Academy, June 1994. 27pp.

“Vietnam’s Program of Renovation,” in Graham Hassall and Truong

Truong, eds., Infrastructural Development and Legal Change in Vietnam
(Carlton: The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, The University
of Melbourne Law School, 1994), 1-15.

1993

“Avstraliia i V’etnam: torgovlia, investitsii, politika” [Australia and

Vietnam: Commerce, Investment and Politics], in E. P. Glazunov, G. G.
Kadymov, V. M. Mazyrin and E. A. Fomicheva, eds., Strany Indokitaia v
mezhdunarodnom ekonomicheskom sotrudnichestve: vozmozhnosti i
perspektivy [The Countries of Indochina and International Economic Co-
operation: Possibilities and Prospects], Moskva: Mezhdunarodnyi Tsentr
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“Indochina,” in Ramesh Thakur and Carlyle A. Thayer, eds., Reshaping

Regional Relations: Asia-Pacific and the Former Soviet Union (Boulder, San
Francisco and Oxford: Westview Press, 1993), 201–222.

“Introduction,” in Carlyle A. Thayer and David G. Marr, eds., Vietnam

and the Rule of Law. Political and Social Change Monograph no. 19,
(Canberra: Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of
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“Political Reform in Vietnam,” Current Affairs Bulletin (June 1993), vol.

70, no. 1, 22–26.

“Political Developments and Changes in Vietnam in the Last Five Years,”

in Richard Braddock and Phillip Roberts, eds., Speeches from the Conference
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“Recent Political Developments: Constitutional Change and the 1992
Elections,” in Carlyle A. Thayer and David G. Marr, eds., Vietnam and the
Rule of Law Political and Social Change Monograph no. 19, (Canberra:
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The Australian National University, 1993). 50–80.

“Vietnam”, in Joel Krieger, editor in chief, The Oxford Companion to

Politics of the World (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1993).
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1992

“Australia and Southeast Asia,” in F. A. Mediansky, ed., Australia in a

Changing World: New Policy Directions.. Sydney: Maxwell Macmillan
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“The Challenges Facing Vietnamese Communism,” in Daljit Singh, ed.,

Southeast Asian Affairs 1992. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
1992. 349-364.

“Comrade Plus Brother: The New Sino-Vietnamese Relations,” The

Pacific Review , vol. 5, no. 4, (September 1992), 402-406.

Political Developments in Vietnam: From the Sixth to Seventh National

Party Congress. Regime Change and Regime Maintenance in Asia and the
Pacific Discussion Paper Series no. 5, Canberra: Department of Political &
Social Change, Research School of Pacific Studies, The Australian National
University, 1992. 28pp.

“Political Reform in Vietnam: Doi Moi and the Emergence of Civil

Society,” in Robert F. Miller, ed., The Developments of Civil Society in
Communist Systems. Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1992. 110-129.

“The Soviet Union and Indochina,” in Roger E. Kanet, Deborah Nutter

Miner, and Tamara J. Resler, eds., Soviet Foreign Policy in Transition.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992. 236-255.

“Vietnam: A Critical Analysis,” in Peter R. Young, ed., Defence and the

Media in Time of Limited War (London: Frank Cass & Co. Ltd., 1992), 89-115.

1991

“Civil Society and the Soviet-Vietnamese Alliance,” in Chandran

Kukathas, David Lovell and William Maley, eds., The Transition from
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“Renovation and Vietnamese Society: The Changing Roles of

Government and Administration,” in Dean K. Forbes, Terence H. Hull, David
G. Marr and Brian Brogan, eds., Dôi Mói Vietnam’s Economic Renovation:
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Policy and Performance. Political and Social Change Monograph no. 14,
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“Vietnam: A Critical Analysis,” Small Wars and Insurgencies,

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1990

“ASEAN and Indochina: The Dialogue,” in Alison Broinowski, ed.,

ASEAN Into the 1990s. London: Macmillan, 1990. 138-161.

“Force Modernization in the ASEAN States,” in Gregory R. Copley, ed.,

The Era of Great Change. Proceedings of Force Modernization ‘90: The Asia-
Pacific Security Conference, Singapore, February 1990. Washington and
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“Indochina,” in Desmond Ball and Cathy Downes, eds., Security and

Defence: Pacific and Global Perspectives. Sydney, Wellington, Boston, and
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“Prospects for Change in Vietnam,” in Penelope Lee and Luke Hardy

eds., Sea Changes. Development Dossier no. 25. Canberra: Australian Council
for Overseas Aid, August 1990. 25-31.

Trends in Force Modernization in Southeast Asia. Working Paper no. 91,

Canberra: Peace Research Centre, Research School of Pacific Studies, The
Australian National University, September 1990. 20pp.

“Vietnam and the Soviet Union: Perceptions and Policies,” in Carlyle A.

Thayer et al., Trends and Strains: Pakistan, India, Vietnam, Japan. New
Delhi: Continental Publishing House for The International Institute for Asia
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1989

“China’s Domestic Crisis and Vietnamese Responses, April-July 1989,” in

Gary Klintworth, ed., China’s Crisis: The International Implications.
Canberra Papers on Strategy and Defence no. 57. Canberra: Strategic &
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“Obtaining and Securing Peace Within Kampuchea: The Next Phase

(Withdrawal/Neutralisation),” in Donald H. McMillen, ed., Working Papers
of the Third International Conference on Indochina, Conflict Resolution in
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“Prospects for Peace in Kampuchea: Soviet Initiatives and Indochinese
Responses,” The Indonesian Quarterly [Jakarta: Centre for Strategic and
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“Vietnam and the Soviet Union: Perceptions and Policies,” in Pushpa

Thambipillai and Daniel C. Matuszewski, eds, The Soviet Union and the Asia-
Pacific Region: Views from the Region. New York, Westport and London :
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“Vietnamese Refugees: Why the Outflow Continues,” in Amin Saikal ed.,

Refugees in the Modern World. Canberra Studies in World Affairs no. 25.
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1988

“ASEAN and Indochina: The Trend Towards Dialogue?” in Ralph H. C.

Hayburn, ed., New Zealand and the ASEAN Countries. Dunedin: The
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“Australian Perceptions and Indonesian Reality,” New Zealand

International Review [Wellington: New Zealand Institute of International
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“Australia’s Perceptions on South-East Asian Security,” The Journal of

the United Service Institution of India [New Delhi], (April-June 1988), vol.
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“Political Development in Viet Nam, 1975-85,” in Colin Mackerras,

Robert Cribb and Allan Healy, eds., Contemporary Vietnam: Perspectives
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“The Regularization of Politics: Continuity and Change in the Party’s

Central Committee, 1951-1986,” in David G. Marr and Christine P. White,
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“Vietnamese: The Condition of Vietnam, 1945-1985,” James Jupp, general

editor, The Australian People: An Encyclopedia of the Nation, Its People and
Their Origins. Sydney: Angus & Robertson Publishers, 1988. 831-833.

1987

“Introduction” (with Ramesh Thakur), in Ramesh Thakur and Carlyle A.

Thayer, eds., The Soviet Union as an Asian Pacific Power: Implications of
Gorbachev's 1986 Vladivostok Initiative. Boulder and London: Westview
Press and South Melbourne: Macmillan Australia, 1987. 1-10.

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“Kampuchea: Soviet Initiatives and Regional Responses,” in Ramesh
Thakur and Carlyle A. Thayer, eds., The Soviet Union as an Asian Pacific
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“Vietnam’s Sixth Party Congress: An Overview,” Contemporary

Southeast Asia [Singapore], (June 1987), vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 12-22.

“The Vietnam People’s Army Today,” Indochina Issues [Washington,

D.C.: Center for International Policy], (January 1987), no. 72, 1-7.

1986

“Soviet Studies in Vietnam,” in Charles E. Morrison and Pushpa

Thambipillai, eds., Soviet Studies in the Asia-Pacific Region. Honolulu:
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“Australian Scholarship and Indochina,” ASAA Review [Asian Studies

Association of Australia], (July 1986), vol. 10, no. 1, 123-132.

“Vietnam’s Foreign Policy: The Background Factors,” Current Affairs

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1985

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and the Pacific. The Greenwood Historical Encyclopedia of the World’s
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“Vietnam: Ideology and the Lessons from Experience,” in William S.

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1984

“Laos in 1983: Pragmatism in the Transition to Socialism,” Asian Survey

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1983

“Laos in 1982: The Third Congress of the Lao People’s Revolutionary

Party,” Asian Survey, (January 1983), vol. xxiii, no. 1, 84-93.

“Socialist Vietnam,” Current Affairs Bulletin [The University of Sydney],

(March 1983), vol. 59, no. 10, 4-18

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1983), vol. 82, no. 483, 158-161 and 183-184.

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Fatherland,” in Pushpa Thambipillai, ed., Southeast Asian Affairs 1983.
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1982

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1981

“New Evidence from Kampuchea,” Problems of Communism (May-June

1981), vol. xxx, no. 3, 91-96.

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“Vietnam’s Foreign Policy,” World Review [Australian Institute of
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1980

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Condemnation, 1972-1980,” Dyason House Papers [Australian Institute of
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“Vietnam’s Foreign Policies (1975-1979): Implications for Australia,”

Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament, Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs
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1979

“The ‘Two-Lines’ Conflict in the Khmer Revolution,” in Malcolm

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“Development Strategies in Vietnam: The Fourth National Congress of

the Vietnam Communist Party,” Asian Profile [Hong Kong], (June 1979), vol.
7, no. 3, 275-286.

1978

“Vietnam’s External Policy: An Overview,” Pacific Community [Tokyo],

(January 1978), vol. 9, no. 2, 212-231.

“Dilemmas of Development in Vietnam,” Current History (December

1978), vol. 75, no. 442, 221-225.

The Origins of the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam.
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1977

“Vietnam in World Affairs,” Dyason House Papers (June 1977), vol. 3,

no. 5, 5-8.

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“Review Article: Ending the Vietnam War,” ASAA Review, (November
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1976

“North Vietnam in 1975: National Liberation, Reunification and Socialist

Construction,” Asian Survey (January 1976), vol. xvi, no. 1, 14-22.

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1975

“The Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1974: The Politics of

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1975), vol. i, no. 5, 1-5.

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1974

“Origin of the National Liberation Front: Debate on Unification Within

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1973

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1969

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1967

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Vietnamese Perspectives. Master of Defence Studies Distance Education
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and Australian Defence Force Academy, 1996. 2 vols. 1351pp.

editor and compiler, Asia Pacific: Historical, Cultural, Religious, Ethnic,

Economic and Political Issues that Shape the Strategic Environment. Study
Area Five, Module 5.1. Weston Creek: Australian College of Defence and
Strategic Studies, 1998. 3 vols. 2014pp.

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Radio Singapore International, March 31, 2008.
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“Mot bai viet ve dang Viet Tan,” BBC World Service, Vietnamese Service, May
4, 2007.

“Vietnam: A New Leadership Faces 1998,” British Broadcasting Corporation

World Service, Vietnamese Section, January 1, 1998.

“Vietnamese Leadership: Looking Back on 1997,” British Broadcasting

Corporation World Service, Vietnamese Section, December 29, 1997.

“Vietnam’s Military Modernisation,” British Broadcasting Corporation World

Service, Vietnamese Section, April 29, 1996.

“Sihanouk Visits Vietnam,” British Broadcasting Corporation World Service,

East Asia Topical Unit, December 14, 1995.

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“Tran Phu Returns to Vietnam,” British Broadcasting Corporation World
Service, Vietnamese Section, , translated and broadcast in Vietnamese
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“Vietnam and the Emergence of Civil Society,” British Broadcasting

Corporation World Service, translated and broadcast in Vietnamese,
August 4, 1994 .

“Vietnam’s National Budget,” British Broadcasting Corporation World

Service, Vietnamese Section, translated and broadcast in Vietnamese,
January 27, 1994 .

“Cambodia: Is Peace Possible?” Singapore Broadcasting Corporation,

‘Viewpoint,’ broadcast by SBS Radio One, June 26, 1992.

“Economic Reforms in Vietnam,” Singapore Broadcasting Corporation,

‘Viewpoint,’ April 30, 1992.

“Evaluating the Seventh Party Congress,” Singapore Broadcasting

Corporation, July 4, 1991.

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“Hanoi Party Tricks,” The Wall Street Journal, Editorials & Opinion, June 19,
2008, 15.

“Viet Tan - Vietnam Reform Party,” Vietnam Human Rights Journal, May 18,
2007. http://www.vietnamlist.blogspot.com

“Background Briefing: Viet Tan,” Hmong Times [St. Paul, MN], 10(10), May
16, 2007, 7. Reproduced in Hmong Times Online May 16, 2007.
http://hmongtimes50.1upsoftware.com.
“Vietnam: New Policy Directions Announced,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian
Analysis, March 2007.
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“Dao chinh lua [The Silk Coup d’Etat],” Tuoi Tre Online [Ho Chi Minh City],
September 22, 2006.

“In defence of US foreign policy,” UNIKEN, No. 35, July 2006, 16.

“Standing at the Crossroads,” Vietnam Investment Review, No.758, April 25,

2006.
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“Vice in Vietnam,” The Wall Street Journal Asia, Opinion & Editorial, April
27, 2006. 16.
“Vietnam in post-WTO era: Opportunities and challenges,” Vietnam
Economy, November 2, 2006.

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“Viet Nam truoc san choi moi,’ Tuoi Tre, November 2, 2006.

“Vietnam’s (New) Old Guard,” The Wall Street Journal Asia, Opinion &
Editorial, July 10, 2006, 16.

“Vietnam’s Rent Seekers,” The Wall Street Journal Asia, Opinion & Editorial,
November 9, 2006, 15.

“Safeguarding Liberties in an Age of Terrorism,” The Canberra Times,

Opinion, September 14, 2005, 15.

“Making Up With Vietnam Will Take More Than a Clinton Visit,”

International Herald Tribune, November 9, 2000.

“Pillar of Hanoi, From Resistance to Reform [Obituary: Pham Van Dong],”

The Australian, May 5, 2000. 14.

“The Power Game”, Vietnam Business Journal, October 1998, 6(5) 42-44.

“Vietnam’s Human Rights Offensive”, The Asian Wall Street Journal,

October 1, 1998. 8.

“Mobilising Domestic Capital,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian Analysis,

August 1998. (http://www. aseanfocus.com/analysis/9803_vietnam.htm).

“Marching Orders,” Vietnam Business Journal, July/August 1998, 6(4). 56-57

“Holding the Line,” Vietnam Business Journal, June 1998, 6(3). 16.

“Keeping an Even Keel,” Vietnam Business Journal. March/April 1998, 6(2).

30-32.

“New Leadership & Economic Reforms,” ASEAN Focus Group, Asian

Analysis, March 1998
(http://www.aseanfocus.com/analysis/9803_vietnam.htm).

“Vietnam’s Tardy Reforms,” Op Ed, The Asian Wall Street Journal, 20

August 1997.

“Internal divisions at the heart of Cambodian decay,” in The Age (Melbourne),

10 July 1997, p. A15.

‘“Making Friends with All Countries”: Vietnam and the Dilemmas of

Multilateralism,’ AUS-CSCAP Newsletter, no. 4, March 1997, p. 3.

“Quan Su va Kinh Te,” Dien Dan [Paris], no. 56, October 1996, p. 16.

“Party congress unites to keep door open to outside world,” The Australian
Special Survey, The Australian, September 6, 1996. 17.

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“People’s Army gets in step with era of friendly reform,” The Australian
Special Survey, The Australian, September 6, 1996. 18.

“General stood by his troops [Obituary: Tran Van Tra],” Time & Tide Section,
The Australian, 7 May 1996, 12.

“Keating’s vision: SE Asia free from China orbit,” The Australian, December
19. 1995, p. 2.

“US Signals Renewed Interest in S-E Asia,” Business Times [Singapore],

August 23, 1995.

“Vietnam’s Prospects,” The Wilson Quarterly, Spring 1995, 158.

“The Fall of Saigon: Lessons to Learn from Vietnam,” 20th Anniversary

Special Edition, The Weekend Australian, April 29-30, 1995, 1 and 8.

“Hostage crisis over, but questions remain,” Saturday Forum, The Canberra
Times, October 29, l994, 13.

“Hostages Pawns in Bigger Game,” Pacific Research [Peace Research Centre,

The Australian National University], August 1994, vol. 7, no. 3, pp. 11-12.
Reprinted from The Canberra Times, August 13, 1994.

“V`n [– Nh…n Quy÷n Gi˘a ¢-xtr…-li-a vø ViŸt Nam (Human Rights Matters
Between Australia and Vietnam),” B¿n tin tham kh¿o Quan HŸ QuÂc T’
[Hanoi: Institute of International Relations], no. 8, 15 August 1994, 57-60.
Translated and reprinted from The Australian Financial Review, January
12, 1994.

“Hostages Pawns in Bigger Game,” Saturday Forum, The Canberra Times,

August 13, 1994, 13.

“Hell Revisited: Precursor to Vietnam War,” Focus, The Weekend Australian,

May 7-8, 1994, 25.

“Hanoi Must Be Handled With Care,” The Australian, April 11, 1994, 11.

“Implications of Lifted Embargo,” The Australian Financial Review, February

7, 1994, 17.

“Human Rights Matters Come between Australia and Vietnam,” Pacific

Research [Peace Research Centre, The Australian National University],
February 1994, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 34-35. Reprinted from The Australian
Financial Review, January 12, 1994.

“Human Rights Matters Come between Australia, Vietnam,” The Australian

Financial Review, January 12, 1994, 12.

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“Potholes in the Road to Reform,” Vietnam: Emerging Markets Supplement,
Business Asia [Hong Kong: The Economist Intelligence Unit], September
27, 1993, 1.

“Economic Reforms Put Nation on Knife-Edge,” The Australian Special

Survey, The Australian, September 2, 1993, 9.

“Visit by PM Marks a High Point in Bilateral Relations,” The Australian

Financial Review, Survey Vietnam, June 16, 1993, 33.

“After the Cambodian Elections: A New Period of Contention,” Business

Times [Singapore], June 2, 1993.

“Who Will Rule in Cambodia?” Business Times [Singapore], February 10,

1993.

“Indochina’s Trauma of Change,” Business Times [Singapore], January 13,

1993.

“US-Vietnam Relations: Light at the End of the Tunnel,” ANU Reporter,

November 11, 1992, 4.

“‘The Most Democratic Elections Ever,’” Vietnam Today [Canberra: Australia-

Vietnam Society], (August 1992), no. 62, 8-9.

“Political Reform in Vietnam,” Vietnam Today (February 1992), no. 60, 17-19;
reprinted in Vietnam News [Hanoi: Vietnam News Agency], no. 311,
June 9, 1992, 1-2.

“The Future of Vietnamese Communism,” The Sunday Times [Singapore],

January 26, 1992., Trends, iv.

“Vietnam’s 7th Party Congress: Economic Renewal and Political

Democratisation,” Vietnam Today, [Canberra: Australia-Vietnam
Society], (August Quarter 1991), no. 58, 3–5.

“Vietnam: The Party Gathers at the Fork in the Road,” The International
Herald Tribune [Paris], June 22-23, 1991, 4.

“Le Duc Tho,” Vietnam Today, [Canberra: Australia-Vietnam Society],

(November Quarter 1990), no. 55, 11.

“Where Do We Go From Here?” Business Times [Singapore], September 7,

1990.

“Vietnam: After Five Years on the Reformist Path, a Crisis of Doubt,” The
International Herald Tribune [Paris], September 6, 1990, 4.

“8th Plenum: Reform or Reaction,” Vietnam Today, [Canberra: Australia-

Vietnam Society], (May Quarter 1990), no. 53, 3-4.

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“Ho Chi Minh A Personal Appreciation,” Vietnam Today [Canberra:
Australia-Vietnam Society], (May Quarter 1990)), no. 53, 12-13.

“The Paris Conference on Cambodia,” Vietnam Today [Canberra: Australia-

Vietnam Society], (November 1989), no. 51, 8-9.

“The Road to Paris,” Vietnam Today [Canberra: Australia-Vietnam Society],

(August Quarter 1989), no. 50, 7-8.

“Sixth Party Plenum: Harbinger of Reform?”Vietnam Today [Canberra:

Australia-Vietnam Society], (May Quarter 1989), no. 49, 12-14.

“Reconciliation in Kampuchea,” Patriot [New Delhi], February 1989,

published as a four-part series.

“Truong Chinh: Revolutionary and Ideologist,” Vietnam Today [Canberra:

Australia-Vietnam Society], (November 1988), no. 47, 3.

“Tui bian zhongde Yuenan [Vietnam Under Transformation],” United Daily

News [Taipei], August 15, 1988. In Chinese.

“Hanoi Moves More Cautiously on Reform,” The International Herald

Tribune [Paris], August 5, 1988, 4.

“A Haiphong-Ho Chi Minh Axis Leads Vietnam Toward Reform,” The

International Herald Tribune [Paris], April 15, 1988, 4.

“Renovation: Vietnam’s 6th Party Congress,” Vietnam Today [Canberra:

Australia-Vietnam Society], (February 1987), no. 40, 3-7.

“Vietnam: The South Must Manage the Economy,” The International Herald
Tribune [Paris], January 22, 1987. 4.

“Vietnam’s 6th Party Congress,” Vietnam Today [Canberra: Australia-

Vietnam Society], (November 1986), no. 39, 6.

“Kampuchea Proposal: Political Weapon or Conflict-Resolution Mechanism?

Pros and Cons of Genocide Tribunal,” The Canberra Times, August 1,
1986, 6.

“Le Duan: Consensus Builder,” Vietnam Today [Canberra: Australia-Vietnam

Society], (August 1986), no. 38, 3-4.

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Coast History Teachers, Wollongong, N.S.W.], vol. 4, no. 2 (June 1986),
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“Thai-Cambodian Border Situation: Regional Reactions and Long-Term

Implications,” in Foreign Affairs Trainees Course, Indochina Conference

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Simulation Exercise. Canberra: Department of Foreign Affairs, April
1986. 71-74.

“New Approach to Khmer Problem Now Suggested,” The Nation Review

[Bangkok], September 5, 1984.

“The Ball is in Vietnam’s Court: Kampuchea After 5 Years of VN Occupation,”

The Nation Review [Bangkok], May 5, 1984, 14.

“Social Scientists Visit Vietnam and Kampuchea,” Vietnam Today [Canberra:

Australia-Vietnam Society], (May 1982), no. 21, 7-10.

“Vietnamese Outflow Expected to Continue,” The Canberra Times, October

14, 1981, 6.

“Hanoi Takes Pragmatic Approach to Embargo,” The Canberra Times,

October 12, 1981, 6.

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and the Third World: Review of the Nation, 1980. The Canberra Times,
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“This Document is Important [Van Tien Dung’s Our Great Spring Victory],”
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vol. 1, no. 5, 1-5

“Chasing Phantoms in Canberra,” The Nation Review [Melbourne],

November 16-22, 1973, 147.

“Why NZ Must Recognise The PRG,” Salient [Wellington], August 2, 1973,

10-12.

“The P.R.G.: The Government We Don't Recognise,” Craccum [Auckland],

July 19, 1973, 12.

“Saigon Under Seige,” The Brown Daily Herald [Providence, Rhode Island],
February 21, 1968, 1.

“US/NLF Policy Shift?” IVS Vietnam [Saigon: International Voluntary

Services, Inc.]. (January 1968), vol. i, no. 5, 9-11.

“Report from Binh Long Province,” IVS Newsletter [Washington, D.C.:

International Voluntary Services, Inc.], January 24, 1968. 4pp.

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“Report from Saigon,” IVS Newsletter [Washington, D.C.], December 28, 1967.
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“‘War-Torn’ South Vietnam - Contrasting First Impressions,” The Brown

Daily Herald [Providence, RI], December 7, 1967, 1.

“New Left: Remedy for Cultural Wasteland,” Res Publica [Providence, R.I.:
Brown University], (January 1967), vol. ii, no. 2, 19-22.

“Prospects for Stability in Viet-Nam,” Channels [Providence, R.I.: Brown

University, International Relations Club], (April 1966), vol. iii, no. 3, 2-4.

“China: A New Outlook,” Res Publica [Providence, R.I.], (March 1966), vol. i,
no. 1, 16 and 44-45.

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