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Vietnamese Studies

Serial Item Number: 1078Serial49637
Pages
206
Media Type
Serial
Credit
Vietnamese Studies
Physical Location
Stacks Periodical collection
Language(s)
English
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Volume
17
Issue
64
Issue Information
The Disabled: Their Right to Life
Vietnamese Studies (Vietnamese Studies) - Serial - Hanoi
Publication
Vietnamese Studies
Publisher/Org.
Vietnamese Studies
City
Hanoi
Country
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Frequency
Type
Serial
General Note
Each issue is numbered and has a unique title based on the topic. / Issued in French as: Etudes vietnamiennes. The Douglas Pike Collection: Unit 11 - Monographs (239), includes photocopies of issues of Vietnamese Studies that are not available in our Serials Collection. The photocopied versions are listed below. Vietnamese Studies (59) Nghe Tinh Native Province of Ho Chi Minh Vietnamese Studies (63) Essays on Vietnamese Civilization (I) Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 1 (71) Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 2 (72) Dossier of the Chemical War Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 3 (73) The Mekong Delta (I) The Natural Conditions Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 4 (74) Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 6 (76) Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 7 (77) Essays on Vietnamese Civilization (II) Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 11 (81) Special Issue on Nghia Binh The Land of Tay Son Vietnamese Studies (New Series No. 15 (86)
Dates
Publication: 1981
General Note
Introduction
The Right to Life by Duong Quoc Chinh
Reintegrating a Normal Existence by Dr. Nguyen Qui Hung
Clinical Effects of Massive and Continuous Utilization of Defoliants on Civilians by Prof. Ton That Tung, Drs. Trinh Kim Anh, Bach Quoc Tuyen, Dao Xuan Tra and Nguyen Xuan Huyen
Long-Term Effects of Massive Use of Defoliants as War Means in Vietnam: Dioxin and Primary Cancer of the Liver by Profs. Ton That Tung and Buu Hoi
The Blind Speak Out by The Vinh
The Disabled in the Countryside by Le Hein and To Lan
Amongst the Crippled and the Dust of Life by Francoise Correze
What Has Become of Saigon’s War Invalids? By Vu Hanh Nien

Appendices
Call by the Acting President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
US War Crimes in Vietnam
Invalids and Social Affairs

1981 is the International Year of the Disabled, to which Vietnam makes its heartfelt contribution – the contribution of a nation torn by over thirty years of war and confronted with countless difficulties. One of these concerns the life of civilian and war invalids, men, women, and children alike…

Perma Link
https://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/virtualarchive/items.php?item=1078Serial49637

Citation
Vietnamese Studies, 1078Serial49637. No Date, Douglas Pike Collection (Personal Papers), Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University, https://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/virtualarchive/items.php?item=1078Serial49637, Accessed 08 Aug 2026.

Pub Credit Line
1078Serial49637, Douglas Pike Collection (Personal Papers), Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University

Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Jun 2026]