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“Oe ager et ate te . set en. Mee ot lenge ce 110 Hamer, Ellen J., The Struggle for Indochina, Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1954. Probably the most comprehensive study of the French struggle to regain control over Vietnam; a basic work which contributes a great deal to the understanding of current problems. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Honey, P. J. (ed.J, North Vietnam Today. New York, Praeger, 1962. The nine articles in this book first appeared in the China Quar- ferly, Vols. EX and X (1962). The most useful sections are those by Phitippe Devillers—on the problem of reunification, Bernard Fall— on power and pressure groups; George Ginsburgs—on local govern- ment afid administration, and William Kaye—a survey of the economy and major economic problems, Kaun, George McT. (ed.), Governments and Politics of Southeast Asia. Ithaca, N.Y., Cornell University Press, 2nd ed., 1964. The 150- page section on Vietnam by Roy Jumper and Marjorie Weiner Nor- mand provides brief bui comprehensive coverage of the modern polit- ical development of both North and South Vietnam with sections on historical background, contemporary setting, political processes, and major problems, There are also sections on Cambodia and Laos by Roger Smith that incorporate material relevant to some of the prob- Jems discussed in this book. Kuo Pine-cuia, Ching New Age and New Outlook, Penguin Books (S-179), 1960. A stimulating and challenging analysis of the Chinese revolution and of the first decade of the Communist regime by a well-known Chinese historian, now at Southern Llinois University. LancasTER, Donald, The Emancipation of French Indochina. London, Oxford University Press, 1961. A political history of the achievement of independence, largely devoted to Vietnam. A comprehensive and useful political history, one of the best in English, by a former mem- ‘ber of the British diplomatic establishment. Li, CHOH-MING (ed.), Industrial Development in Communist China. A special issue (No. 17, 1964) of the periodical China Quarterly arncan wmhiek Las nm {Londen}, With nas @ haan romeine. on u een Ti eprinied in book form. MECKLIN, John, Mission in Torment, New York, Doubleday, 1965. A revealing inside report by a former high official of the United States Information Agency in Saigon concerning errors in American policy and its conduct. Murti, B.S. N., Viernam Divided. New York, Asia Publishing House, 1964. The fullest account, other than the actual records, of the find-