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Articles by Geoffrey Gunn

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Geoffrey Gunn is emeritus professor, Nagasaki University, Japan, and adjunct professor, University of Macau, China. His recent books include Rice Wars in Colonial Vietnam: The Great Famine and the Viet Minh Road to Power, Lanham, Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield, 2014; and Ho Chi Minh in Hong Kong: Anti-Colonial Networks, Extradition and the Rule of Law, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021.

Under British Law: Ho Chi Minh in Hong Kong (1931-33)

Dalliance with Ho Chi Minh: Komatsu Kiyoshi in Paris and Hanoi

Coercion and Co-optation of Indochinese Worker-Soldiers in World War I: Mort pour la France

The Passing of Sihanouk: Monarchic Manipulation and the Search for Autonomy in the Kingdom of Cambodia

War Claims and Compensation: Franco-Vietnamese Contention over Japanese War Reparations and the Vietnam War−−

The Great Vietnamese Famine of 1944-45 Revisited1944−45

Geoffrey Gunn and Andre Vltchek

The Re-emergence of Chinese in Jakarta

Geoffrey Gunn and Andre Vltchek

In the Tropical Forests of Sumatra: Notes from Climate Change 'Ground Zero'−−

Arabella Imhoff, Geoffrey Gunn, David von Hippel and Richard Tanter

Nuclear Power, Risk Management and Democratic Accountability in Indonesia: Volcanic, regulatory and financial risk in the Muria peninsula nuclear power proposal

Singapore: The Past in the Present

Origins of the American War in Vietnam: The OSS Role in Saigon in 1945

B McCartan and Geoffrey Gunn

Chinese Dams and the Great Mekong Floods of 2008

Carmel Budiarjo and Geoffrey Gunn

Closed Book or Open Book on Indonesia and Timor-Leste? The Commission of Truth and Friendship Report on 1999 HR Violations

The United Nations, the Peacebuilding Commission and the Future of East Timor

'Trophy Capitalism,' Jefrinomics, and Dynastic Travail in Brunei

Southeast Asia's Looming Nuclear Power Industry

Suharto Beyond the Grave: Indonesia and the World Appraise the Legacy

Geoffrey Gunn and Andre Vltchek

Timor-Leste and Indonesia. Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Crimes against Humanity: Japanese Diplomacy, East Timor and the "Truth Commission"

Japan-Indonesia Relations: New Opportunities, New tensions

Angkor and Beyond: the Asian tourism phenomenon