Were indigenous people complicit with Khmer Rouge to topple Lon Nol regime (the US pro government) in the 1970s?
How Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province becomes the first Khmer Rouge controlled area?
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Earn a U.S. degree in Vienna with a scholarship
Based in Vienna, Central European University brings together students and faculty from more than 100 countries to exchange ideas in an open and dynamic community in the heart of Europe. Listed among the top […]
Vacancy: Editorial Assistant
Deadline: 15 December 2020From 1 March 2021, the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) is looking for an Editorial Assistant (0.8 fte). Key responsibilitiesThe editorial assistant will support the editor of the (IIAS) […]
The Unpredictable Way of Pandemics in Global Politics
Pandemics can indeed threaten global peace and security.
Economic development and cultural genocide in Cambodia
How neo-liberal economic development and modernity notions worsen indigenous people’s culture and livelihoods in Cambodia
Cambodia Needs to Increase Investment in Online Education
Sun Sokna | Ta Pen Primary and Secondary School |Siem Reap |Cambodia The COVID-19 pandemic has caused shocking and far-reaching effects on the education of millions of students all around the world. […]
Embracing English While Preserving Khmer Identity
Kimkong Heng | The University of Queensland While English has enabled communication across languages, cultures and countries, it has had negative effects. Not only has it led to the loss of local […]
Call for articles
Call for Short Articles Current Theme:Education in Cambodia during COVID-19 The outbreak of COVID-19 has been greatly disrupting the education sector in Cambodia. Educational institutions ranging from pre-school to higher education levels […]
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