This year saw continued economic growth but increasing discontent over inequality and dispossession. Mindful of upcoming elections, Prime Minister Hun Sen declared a war on land-grabbing, with little practical effect. Infighting within the political opposition consolidated the government's electoral prospects, while the protests of the poor were forcibly suppressed
This working paper is the product of a seminar entitled "Cambodian economy and society after the mar...
Cambodia has long had a difficult mix of resource wealth and weak land governance, a function of its...
After the 1991 Paris Peace Agreement, Cambodia set about the difficult process of state-building. De...
The Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) consolidated legislative control with a decisive election victory...
peer reviewedIn the early eighties, after a decade of civil war and violence, and in the context of ...
The paper outlines changes in agricultural production and rural policies in Cambodia since 1953, whe...
Cambodia in 2004 continued its difficult labor of democratization. Elite infighting, the assassinati...
From 2002, Cambodia underwent a visible economic transformation driven largely by such external fact...
Since the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime in 1979 Cambodian politics has been dominated by Prime Mini...
The global land grab has played out vividly in Cambodia, giving rise to rural upheaval and new polit...
The year 2022 began with a newly anointed leader-in-waiting in Hun Manet, the eldest son of prime mi...
This article examines why Cambodia \u27s transition to democracy faltered in the years that followed...
Hun Sen, the longtime leader of Cambodia, has used almost every tool in the authoritarian playbook t...
Since the last election in 2003, and in particular during 2005~2006, Cambodian stability has been ...
The dominant literature on Cambodian politics over the past two decades suggested that a mixture of ...
This working paper is the product of a seminar entitled "Cambodian economy and society after the mar...
Cambodia has long had a difficult mix of resource wealth and weak land governance, a function of its...
After the 1991 Paris Peace Agreement, Cambodia set about the difficult process of state-building. De...
The Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) consolidated legislative control with a decisive election victory...
peer reviewedIn the early eighties, after a decade of civil war and violence, and in the context of ...
The paper outlines changes in agricultural production and rural policies in Cambodia since 1953, whe...
Cambodia in 2004 continued its difficult labor of democratization. Elite infighting, the assassinati...
From 2002, Cambodia underwent a visible economic transformation driven largely by such external fact...
Since the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime in 1979 Cambodian politics has been dominated by Prime Mini...
The global land grab has played out vividly in Cambodia, giving rise to rural upheaval and new polit...
The year 2022 began with a newly anointed leader-in-waiting in Hun Manet, the eldest son of prime mi...
This article examines why Cambodia \u27s transition to democracy faltered in the years that followed...
Hun Sen, the longtime leader of Cambodia, has used almost every tool in the authoritarian playbook t...
Since the last election in 2003, and in particular during 2005~2006, Cambodian stability has been ...
The dominant literature on Cambodian politics over the past two decades suggested that a mixture of ...
This working paper is the product of a seminar entitled "Cambodian economy and society after the mar...
Cambodia has long had a difficult mix of resource wealth and weak land governance, a function of its...
After the 1991 Paris Peace Agreement, Cambodia set about the difficult process of state-building. De...
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