Security should mean freedom from the fear of direct and indirect physical harm, defined in
military, criminal, political and economic terms. This chapter differs from these conventional …

Abstract On February 20, 2012, Chhouk Bandith, then the governor of Bavet in Cambodia's
Svay Rieng province, was reported by multiple witnesses to have opened fire on a crowd of …

Neoliberal economics have emerged in the post-Cold War era as the predominant
ideological tenet applied to the development of countries in the global south. For much of the …

This article is concerned with elite management of democratic transition in Cambodia
between 1991 and 1999. Itsurveys the manner in which various elites, dominated by Hun …

This article examines the deterioration in relations between two Cambodian opposition
parties and the “international community” from whom they sought support during the 1998 …

The rise of international election monitoring and the strengthening of an international human
rights regime in the 1990s have aimed at promoting peaceful democratization in post-conflict …

Inspired by the practice turn in the field of international relations, this article contributes to the
growing interest in the sociological and potentially transformative nature of the concept of …

This article examines, critically, the assumption thateconomic globalisation is a force for
peace, security and broad‐based economic prosperity in societies emerging from war …

Violence and authoritarianism continue to resonate in Cambodia's post‐transitional
landscape, leading many scholars, journalists, international donors and non‐governmental …

In spite of a United Nations sponsored transition to democracy and peace in the early 1990s,
violence remains a ubiquitous feature of the Cambodian landscape in the posttransitional …