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When Cambodia’s Oil Begins to Flow: the Politics of Becoming a Petro-State
Memo #29 Andrew Cock Within two or three years Cambodia will likely export petroleum resources from offshore fields containing up to two billion barrels of oil and significant quantities of natural...
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Cooperative Management of Mekong River is Crucial for 70 Million People
Memo #32 Richard Paisley Cooperation is crucial to manage rivers that flow across national borders. States along the Mekong River – and their 70 million inhabitants – depend on the cooperation of their...
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Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Tribunal – Victims’ “Right to a Remedy”
Pacific Prospective features the research of graduate students. Memo #129 By Theressa Etmanski – theressa.etmanski [at] gmail.com Case 002 of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC)...
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Electoral Politics in Cambodia: A Challenge to Hun Sen?
Memo #269 By D. Gordon Longmuir – dglongmuir [at] gmail.com Cambodia has a liberal democratic constitution that provides for modern institutions and freely elected governments. But to challenge...
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Hedging without coordination? The Cambodian Government’s Policies Toward Vietnam
Memo #369 By: Thearith Leng – thearithleng2011 [at] gmail.com Hedging, a mix of bandwagoning (political deference) and balancing (varying forms of defiance), has become a popular concept to explain...
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Current Gift-Giving Practices Devoid of Popular Legitimacy in Cambodia?...
Memo #392 By: Astrid Norén-Nilsson – astrid.nn [at] gmail.com In the last national elections in 2013, the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) experienced a strong surge in support,...
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The Future of Cambodian Heritage under China
Memo #398 By: Sarah K. Youngblutt – syoungblutt [at] gmail.com Of the 193 States Parties to the UNESCO World Heritage Convention (1972), Italy (with 47), Spain (45), France (42), and Germany (41) had...
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