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The Lao revolution: Leadership and policy differences

Martin Stuart‐Fox Tutor in the History of Asian Civilizations, University of Queensland
Pages 279-288 | Published online: 20 Mar 2008

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Ian G. Baird. (2018) Party, State and the Control of Information in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic: Secrecy, Falsification and Denial. Journal of Contemporary Asia 48:5, pages 739-760.
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Justus M. van der KroefJustus M. van der Kroef. 1981. Communism in South-east Asia. Communism in South-east Asia 133 176 .
Martin Stuart-Fox. (1979) Factors Influencing Relations between the Communist Parties of Thailand and Laos. Asian Survey 19:4, pages 333-352.
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