nation. Analyzing how and why the US campaign in South Vietnam failed, this volume sheds new light on the broader US programme of assistance to 'free world' internal security forces during the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations. Today, as the United States and its allies confront insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the global threat posed by al-Qa'ida, the challenge of building foreign internal security forces, and the demands of 'nation-building', have again become urgent priorities. The US experience in Vietnam serves as a cautionary tale and highlights the perils of imposing…mehr
nation. Analyzing how and why the US campaign in South Vietnam failed, this volume sheds new light on the broader US programme of assistance to 'free world' internal security forces during the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations. Today, as the United States and its allies confront insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the global threat posed by al-Qa'ida, the challenge of building foreign internal security forces, and the demands of 'nation-building', have again become urgent priorities. The US experience in Vietnam serves as a cautionary tale and highlights the perils of imposing American notions about public order. This book will be of much interest to students of US foreign policy, Intelligence Studies, Cold War studies, the Vietnam War and Security Studies in general.
Preface and Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1. Einsehower, US Foreign Internal Security Assistance, and the Struggle for the Developing World 2. Shoring up America's Man: The Origins of Police and Paramilitary Assistance to South Vietnam, 1954-56 3. The Struggle for Reform: The United States and Diem's Internal Security Forces, 1956-58 4. Competing Conceptions: The United States, Diem, and the Civil Guard, 1955-1961 5. John F. Kennedy, Foreign Internal Security Assistance, and the Challenge of 'Subterranean War' 6. 'Ridiculous Representatives of Mr. Diem': Paramilitary Forces and the Strategic Hamlet Programme, 1961-1963 7. American Universalism and the 'Triumph of Technique': The Kennedy Administration and Civilian Police Reform in South Vietnam Conclusion Appendix: Intelligence Documents Denied under the Freedom of Information Act Notes Bibliography
Preface and Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1. Einsehower, US Foreign Internal Security Assistance, and the Struggle for the Developing World 2. Shoring up America's Man: The Origins of Police and Paramilitary Assistance to South Vietnam, 1954-56 3. The Struggle for Reform: The United States and Diem's Internal Security Forces, 1956-58 4. Competing Conceptions: The United States, Diem, and the Civil Guard, 1955-1961 5. John F. Kennedy, Foreign Internal Security Assistance, and the Challenge of 'Subterranean War' 6. 'Ridiculous Representatives of Mr. Diem': Paramilitary Forces and the Strategic Hamlet Programme, 1961-1963 7. American Universalism and the 'Triumph of Technique': The Kennedy Administration and Civilian Police Reform in South Vietnam Conclusion Appendix: Intelligence Documents Denied under the Freedom of Information Act Notes Bibliography
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