Category: Publication
WITNESS TO HISTORY THE JOURNAL OF CAMBODIA’S QUEEN MOTHER (2021)
The Journey of H.M. The Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk to the Funk Liberated Zone of Cambodia, 1973
NORODOM SIHANOUK & ZHOU ENLAI (2021)
An extraordinary friendship on thefringes of the cold war
GENOCIDE AND MASS ATROCITIES IN THE WORLD HISTORY (2019)
Violence does not occur in a vacuum. Societal conditions, culture, and politics can legitimize, if not support, individual and collective pathways to violence. In this
CHAM CULTURE & HISTORY STORY OF CAMBODIA (2018)
The destruction of cultural property during times of conflict can amount to a war crime, a crime against humanity or genocide. Cultural property can include
THE ROYAL HOUSE OF CAMBODIA, Ambassador Julio A. Jeldres, Ph.D (2017)
A new book on The Royal House of Cambodia by Ambassador Julio A. Jeldres Ph.D, a former Senior Private Secretary and Official Biographer to His
RECONCILIATION PROCESS IN CAMBODIA: 1979-2007 Before the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, Dr. Ly Sok-Kheang (2017)
This dissertation attempts to fill some gaps in the reconciliation literature by presenting evidence that both state and non-state actors initiated practices to restore relationships
CAMBODIA’S HIDDEN SCARS: Trauma Psychology and the Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia, Second Edition, Edited by Beth Van Schaack, Daryn Reicherter Managing, Editors by Gillian Reierson (2016)
The first edition of this volume was originally produced in parallel with the Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia (ECCC) process with an eye
EVERYDAY EXPERIENCES OF GENOCIDE SURVIVOR IN LANDSCAPES OF VIOLENCE IN CAMBODIA, Sirik Savina (2016)
This research examines the experiences of survivors who live in an unmarked site of mass violence in Cambodia, i.e., the former Khmer Rouge prison site
WHEN THE CRIMINAL LAUGHS, Chy Terith (2014)
This study of the trial of the Cambodian mass murderer Duch provides the first micro-level analysis of the personality of the defendant, victim interaction, trial
