Abstract
To Hanoi and the NLF, the let offensive of last year marked the beginning of” a new stage.” Its complications demonstrated to Hanoi the incompatibility of the goals of pursuing military superiority and reaching a political settlement. John W. Lewis is professor of political science and director of the Center for East Asian Studies at Stanford University; he is co-author of the United States in Vietnam, 1967. Jay ne S. Werner is a graduate student in Vietnamese studies and a research associate in the Project on the International Relations of East Asia at Cornell University.
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