Vietnam War Patriarchy & Collectivity In Rural Areas Hard Cover Reference Book

“Vietnam War Patriarchy & Collectivity In Rural Areas Hard Cover Reference Book” offers an in-depth exploration of the social dynamics during the Vietnam War, focusing on rural communities. Spanning 281 pages, this meticulously researched volume delves into the complex interplay between patriarchal structures and collective efforts in villages and hamlets. Richly illustrated with numerous photographs, the book provides vivid visual context to the compelling narratives and scholarly analyses. Perfect for historians, social scientists, and students, it unravels how traditional gender roles and communal solidarity shaped the experiences and resilience of rural populations amidst the chaos of war. This hard cover edition not only serves as an invaluable reference for academic purposes but also as a profound pictorial archive for anyone interested in understanding the intricate social fabric of Vietnam during one of its most turbulent periods.