Ang Cheng Guan specialises in the international history of contemporary Asia, with a focus on Southeast Asia.

'Ang Cheng Guan masterfully retells the story of Vietnam's decade-long occupation of Cambodia as he brilliantly details how international actors facilitated both the continuation and the end of the 'killing fields.' This is by far the most engaging and comprehensive treatment of the Third Indochina War to date.' Pierre Asselin, author of Vietnam's American War: A New History

• Introduction; 1. Vietnam–Cambodia–China relations; 2. From the fall of Saigon to the invasion of Cambodia (April 1975-December 1978); 3. The Sino-Vietnamese war (February 1979); 4. Regional responses to the Vietnamese invasion; 5. The long-drawn endgame; Epilogue.

Ang Cheng Guan specialises in the international history of contemporary Asia, with a focus on Southeast Asia.

'Ang Cheng Guan masterfully retells the story of Vietnam's decade-long occupation of Cambodia as he brilliantly details how international actors facilitated both the continuation and the end of the 'killing fields.' This is by far the most engaging and comprehensive treatment of the Third Indochina War to date.' Pierre Asselin, author of Vietnam's American War: A New History

• Introduction; 1. Vietnam–Cambodia–China relations; 2. From the fall of Saigon to the invasion of Cambodia (April 1975-December 1978); 3. The Sino-Vietnamese war (February 1979); 4. Regional responses to the Vietnamese invasion; 5. The long-drawn endgame; Epilogue.