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…. Reference to "imperialism" during the Vietnam War, no matter how realistic, was almost always a sign that the writer was on one side of the political spectrum. In a 1971 foreword to the U.S. edition of Pierre Jalée's Imperialism in the seventies, Harry Magdoff…

…Asia where Chinese culture has diffused (especially Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore). Koro is an irrational perception that one's prominent sexual body parts are withdrawing into the body and subsequently being lost. In the case of men, the concern…

… The sixties were turbulent times for America, both domestically and abroad. During the sixties America witnessed the assassination of a president, the assassination of a civil rights leader, a “conflict” in Vietnam, and a counterculture…

…, it was present after World War II, and it was present during and after the Vietnam War. Japan and Vietnam both share this high sense of dignity and pride. Even though after those wars they were physically beaten in the eyes of Americans, the Japanese and Vietnamese…

…that form China proper. · Overseas Han Chinese consisting of large Chinese communities which have established themselves in most of the countries of South-East Asia (Indo-Chinese peninsula, Indonesia, and the Philippines), Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia…

…”). They used US government-owned aircraft to fly this heroin to market (Parry, “CIA, Drugs & the National Press”). This operation continued into the Vietnam War and, as a result, some 30,000 US servicemen became heroin addicts. By the early 1970’s over seventy…

…. Historical, Social and Economic Roots: Vietnam is believed by many to be the beginning of the creation of a large-scale sex industry in Thailand. During the Vietnam War Thailand was a popular destination for “rest and relaxation” for American servicemen…

…and engineers.(2,299) The second group is made up of tens and thousands of Chinese who came to flee political instability.(2,299) Others are ethnic Chinese from Vietnam and Cambodia who became impoverished refugees and “boat people” when Vietnam implemented its anti…

…of MNC actions. As a result, some countries have announced they will become more vigilant in policing the labor conditions of workplaces operated by foreign multinationals. Vietnam, for example, has promised to strictly enforce safety rules at foreign-backed…

…, the perceived threat of Chinese Communist domination forced the president to strengthen the defense of that area. In Laos and South Vietnam, where Communist guerrilla warfare continued unabated, he modified defense policies to place more emphasis on meeting…