In the shadow of the Cold War, the borderlands between China and Vietnam became a crucible for <a href="https://asia-news.biz/asia/saudi-arabia/unraveling-irans-influence-the-geopolitical-transformation-of-west-asia/” title=”Unraveling Iran's …: The … of West Asia”>state-building and geopolitical transformation. As ideological rivalries intensified, these frontier regions witnessed profound shifts that reshaped national identities and political control. This article explores the complexities of Cold War-era state formation in the Sino-Vietnamese borderlands, shedding light on how local dynamics intersected with global power struggles. Drawing on recent scholarship featured in the LSE Review of Books, we delve into the historical forces that forged new political landscapes along this pivotal boundary.
Cold War Dynamics and Their Impact on State Formation in China and Vietnam
During the Cold War, the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union deeply…
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Author : Caleb Wilson
Publish date : 2025-06-13 04:43:00
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