Ecocide in Indochina
Subtitle: the ecology of war.
Publisher: Canfield Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
Subjects: Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 -- Chemical warfare -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Table of contents: title: On ecocide, by B. Weisberg.; title: Ecocide in Indochina, by O. Schell & B. Weisberg.; title: On genocide, by J. P. Sartre.; title: "On withdrawal," by P. D. Scott.; title: From Ecological effects of the Vietnam War, by E. W. Pfeiffer.; title: "Leaf abscission?" By N. V. Long.; title: They shall inherit the earth, by M. Somerville.; title: From Poisoning plants for peace, by A. H. Westing.; title: The chemically poisonous products' effects on particular agricultural products.; title: Starvation as a weapon, by J. Mayer.; title: What have we done to Vietnam? By R. E. Cook, W. Haseltine, and A. W. Galston.; title: The children of Vietnam, by W. F. Pepper.; title: Cage for the innocents, by O. Schell.; title: From After Pinkville, by N. Chomsky.; title: The tragedy of Saigon, by F. FitzGerald.; title: How not to keep them down on the farm, by D. Ronk.; title: Health and death in Vietnam, by T. Bodenheimer and G. Roth.; title: The circle of deception; notes on Vietnam, by R. J. Lifton.; title: Automated war, by D. Schearer.; title: Notes from Hard times.; title: "Our people are a wonder," by F. Schurmann.; title: The National Liberation Front and the transformation of Vietnamese society, by M. Selden.; title: The bombing of Vietnam, by J. M. van Dyke.; title: Bibliography (p. 223-241)