ABSTRACT

First published in 1969.

The 'consequences' in this book refer to Peking's policy on people's war and to US counter-measures; and the effect of these in South East Asia. The author argues that, on the whole, China under Communism was a better place for the majority of people than it was under the Kuomintang.

Contents include: Revolution and Intervention in South East Asia, Communist Revolts: 1948; Sino-Soviet Dispute; US reaction: the Vietnam Commitment; China: Conditions for Success; The Struggle for Vietnam; August Insurrection; China in Maphilindo; Lessons from Malaya and the Philippines; Peace and the Tet Offensive

chapter |6 pages

INTRODUCTION

chapter II|66 pages

THE MODEL China: Conditions for Success

chapter III|42 pages

SUCCESS Struggle for Vietnam

chapter IV|76 pages

FAILURE