Vietnam Inc
CHOOSE BETWEEN A HARDBACK (2001) OR A PAPERBACK (2005)
Vietnam Inc by Philip Jones Griffiths
About the hardback edition
First Phaidon edition from 2001
Large format hardback in near fine condition
Some very minor wear to dust jacket, now in removable protective sleeve
Pages clean, binding firm
About the paperback edition
First impressipon of Phaidon's paperback edition (2005)
Large format paperback in near fine condition
Some minor wear to cover
Some slight toning to extremities of pages
About Vietnam Inc
First published in 1971, Vietnam Inc. played a crucial part in changing public attitudes in the United States, turning the tide of opinion and ultimately helping to put an end to the Vietnam War. Philip Jones Griffiths’ classic account of the war was the outcome of years of intensive reporting and is one of the most detailed surveys of any conflict in twentieth-century history. Showing us the true horrors of the war as well as a study of Vietnamese rural life, the photographer and author creates a compelling argument against the de-humanizing power of the modern war machine and American imperialism. Rare and highly sought-after, Vietnam Inc. became one of the enduring classics of photojournalism.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN A HARDBACK (2001) OR A PAPERBACK (2005)
Vietnam Inc by Philip Jones Griffiths
About the hardback edition
First Phaidon edition from 2001
Large format hardback in near fine condition
Some very minor wear to dust jacket, now in removable protective sleeve
Pages clean, binding firm
About the paperback edition
First impressipon of Phaidon's paperback edition (2005)
Large format paperback in near fine condition
Some minor wear to cover
Some slight toning to extremities of pages
About Vietnam Inc
First published in 1971, Vietnam Inc. played a crucial part in changing public attitudes in the United States, turning the tide of opinion and ultimately helping to put an end to the Vietnam War. Philip Jones Griffiths’ classic account of the war was the outcome of years of intensive reporting and is one of the most detailed surveys of any conflict in twentieth-century history. Showing us the true horrors of the war as well as a study of Vietnamese rural life, the photographer and author creates a compelling argument against the de-humanizing power of the modern war machine and American imperialism. Rare and highly sought-after, Vietnam Inc. became one of the enduring classics of photojournalism.
