This paper looks at the microcredit model made famous by Dr. Muhammad Yunus and
explains the key reasons why it has failed as a poverty reduction and local development …

With a population of 16 million, Cambodia experienced political and social upheaval during
the twentieth century, which impacted the intensity and pattern of internal migration. Internal …

The microcredit sector in Cambodia has enjoyed an astonishing rise to global prominence
since the early 1990s. As even CEOs and senior managers working in Cambodia's …

The contributors conceive of transnational civil society networks as constructive vehicles for
both informing and persuading governments and businesses to adopt, modify, or abandon …

The microcredit model was introduced into Cambodia in the 1990s and it was expected to
make a major contribution to rebuilding and developing the country in the aftermath of a …

The poverty reduction and developmental role of land titles has been a contested issue
since the concept was popularised in the early 2000s by Peruvian economist Hernando de …

Starting with the work of Hernando de Soto in the 1980s, the role of land tenure soon
attracted the attention of the international development community as a neoliberal-oriented …

This chapter explores the nexus between microfinance debt and modern slavery in
Cambodia, one of the most microfinance saturated countries in the world. It draws from semi …

The main purpose of this chapter is to shine a light on transnational 'neoliberalization'of civil
society. Transformations from authoritarian states to capitalist free-market economies are …

This thesis explores the impacts of labour migration on development in Myanmar. The
central ambition of this thesis is to challenge existing work on the 'migration-development …