The domestic and foreign contexts of the United States' Southeast Asian policy, 1948-1949

Japan: the new urgency of reconstruction

Great Britain and the dollar gap: the Malayan link

The United States, nationalism, and colonialism in postwar Southeast Asia

Shifts in United States policy toward the Far East and the world, autumn 1949

The reconstruction of Japan: the Southeast Asia connection

The reconstruction of Great Britain: triangular trade and the limits of American commitment

The reconstruction of Western Europe and the beginning of United States aid to Southeast Asia

The Korean intervention and after.