The impact of Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia on Sino-Thai relations
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1990
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Marshall, Norman C
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Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia in December 1978 led to
an alignment between Thailand and China. The convergence of
security interests between these two countries began in 1975
and provided the impetus which culminated in the cementing
of this alignment in 1979. To substiantiate this claim
Thailand's security options and China's Southeast Asia
Policy are assessed before and after Vietnam's invasion. It
is concluded that Thai and Chinese authorities reached an
agreement only months after December 1978 to firmly oppose
Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia.
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