Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
First published in 1971, *Vietnam Inc.* played a crucial role in shifting public attitudes in the United States, turning the tide of public opinion, and ultimately helping to bring the Vietnam War to an end. Philip Jones Griffiths’ classic account of the war is the result of three years of intensive reporting and stands as one of the most detailed studies of a conflict in 20th-century history.
By revealing the true horrors of war and offering a glimpse into rural Vietnamese life, the photographer and author makes a compelling case against the dehumanizing power of the modern war machine and American imperialism. Rare and highly sought-after, Vietnam Inc. has become a classic of photojournalism. It is now available in this new edition—a meticulous recreation of the original, featuring Philip Jones Griffiths’s original layouts and personal commentary. A new foreword by American political critic Noam Chomsky traces the book’s impact on American public opinion.
Published by Phaidon France, 2001
28 × 20.2cm
200 pages
ISBN: 978-0714858791
First published in 1971, *Vietnam Inc.* played a crucial role in shifting public attitudes in the United States, turning the tide of public opinion, and ultimately helping to bring the Vietnam War to an end. Philip Jones Griffiths’ classic account of the war is the result of three years of intensive reporting and stands as one of the most detailed studies of a conflict in 20th-century history.
By revealing the true horrors of war and offering a glimpse into rural Vietnamese life, the photographer and author makes a compelling case against the dehumanizing power of the modern war machine and American imperialism. Rare and highly sought-after, Vietnam Inc. has become a classic of photojournalism. It is now available in this new edition—a meticulous recreation of the original, featuring Philip Jones Griffiths’s original layouts and personal commentary. A new foreword by American political critic Noam Chomsky traces the book’s impact on American public opinion.
Published by Phaidon France, 2001
28 × 20.2cm
200 pages
ISBN: 978-0714858791
