Martin Stuart-Fox
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Martin Stuart-Fox (1939) is a retired Australian professor and journalist specialized in the history of Southeast Asia, primarily Laos. A field reporter for UPI in Laos in 1963, he moved to Vietnam in 1965 – 1966, covering the war along with his brother David Stuart-Fox, who later on settled down in Bali and wrote extensively about Indonesia.
An emeritus professor at the University of Queensland, Stuart-Fox contributed several books on Southeast Asian religion and politics, on Laos and on “Pol Pot’s Kampuchea”.
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Martin Stuart-Fox, left, with David Stuart-Fox and war correspondent Tim Page (Photo Mekong Review)