This work examines U.S.-Vietnam security relations in the post-normalization period, from 1995 to 2008. It argues that the United States and Vietnam have basically overcome suspicions left by the Vietnam War and thus been able to pursue tentative but incrementally expanding security cooperation. This cooperation, seen by both parties as supplementary to economic and trade ties, has been intentionally kept on a slower track. U.S.-Vietnam security cooperation in the post-normalization era has been notable in both traditional and non-traditional security dimensions, ranging from ship port calls...
This work examines U.S.-Vietnam security relations in the post-normalization period, from 1995 to 2008. It argues that the United States and Vietnam h...
