Product Description: A New Look at an old War This forum contains the proceedings of the SACEI 2009 Fall Conference on War and Remembrance. Ten researchers and writers gathered in this suburb of Washington, D.C. to share their views and memories about the war and Vietnam...read more

Product Description: After 1975, the Vietnamese used whatever floated to set out on rough seas to flee communism. The Lands of Freedom welcomed them with open arms. Three decades later, as recent immigrants, the "boat people" have found political freedom and economic security, but success is mostly at an individual level...read more

Product Description: Vietnam is a country built by wars so much that wars are in the Vietnamese's blood. The Vietnamese have always fought for freedom and independence. They live for their nuoc like in "Song vi nuoc, chet vi nuoc" (Live by water, die by water)...read more

Product Description: Vietnamese women are affected by Confucianism, colonialism, capitalism, communism, and wars.For a long time, the history of East Asian women paralleled that of Confucianism. Women participated in and bore witness to history; they wrote it through their work, sacrifices, sweat, blood, and lives...read more

Product Description: Geographic, political, cultural, and religious forces have differently shaped North and South Vietnamese and determined their reaction to war and peace.THE SORROWS OF WAR AND PEACEFor the Vietnamese people, war was part of their life...read more

Product Description: A REVIEW OF VIETNAMESE CULTURETHE SACEI FORUM is published twice a year by SACEI (SAIGON ARTS, CULTURE, EDUCATION INSTITUTE), a non-profit organization that promotes Vietnamese arts and culture through workshops, discussions, publications, and shows...read more