The United States’ Vietnam War: a selective annotated bibliography

Abstract

Since the end of the United States’ Vietnam War and Indochina’s second war, little scholarly attention has been paid to a war that has so greatly affected the American public’s attitude towards politics, and their views towards their country’s management of foreign policy. Now that the USA has lifted trade embargos, and has normalized relations with Vietnam, many higher education institutions are offering additional courses about the Vietnam War. There are many perspectives of the war – civilian, military, political, French, North Vietnamese, South Vietnamese, and American – that need to be identified and acknowledged to fully understand and explain the involvement of the USA in Vietnam. This selective, annotated bibliography of print sources and Web sites is meant to provide guidance to academic libraries desiring to build a collection of resources.

Citation

Boscia, T. (2002), "The United States’ Vietnam War: a selective annotated bibliography", Reference Services Review, Vol. 30 No. 2, pp. 160-168. https://doi.org/10.1108/00907320210428714