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This work investigates the complex evolution of diplomatic relations and foreign policy frameworks within Southeast Asia during the critical post-World War II transition period from 1945 to 1958. Russell Hunt Fifield, a noted scholar of international relations, utilizes a comprehensive historical approach to analyze how newly independent nations navigated the pressures of the Cold War, regional instability, and the shifting influence of global superpowers. The text provides a structured examination of the diplomatic mechanisms, treaties, and geopolitical strategies that defined the region's emergence into the modern international order.
What You Will Find
This text is regarded as a foundational academic resource for understanding the early post-colonial diplomatic history of Southeast Asia. The framing suggests a dense, scholarly analysis intended for historians and students of international relations seeking to understand the geopolitical origins of the modern Southeast Asian state system.
Page Count:
599
Publication Date:
1968-01-01
Publisher:
Shoe String Pr Inc
ISBN-10:
020800677X
ISBN-13:
9780208006776
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