After the Cataclysm

This work is the second volume of a two-part series titled The Political Economy of Human Rights, with the first volume being The Washington Connection and Third World Fascism. While it functions as a distinct analysis of postwar Indochina, it is designed as a companion to the first volume to provide a complete critique of United States foreign policy.

The authors use this section to challenge official Western narratives regarding the Khmer Rouge, arguing that the available evidence at the time did not align with mainstream media assertions. This specific analysis has been a point of historical debate and was notably referenced in later controversies involving philosopher Slavoj Zizek.