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Cambodia and the International Community: The Quest for Peace, Development, and Democracy

Frederick Z. Brown and David G. Timberman (eds.)

Asia Society

1998

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More than five years after the Paris Agreements established a blueprint for achieving peace in Cambodia, and four years after the United Nations administered Cambodia’s first genuinely democratic elections, Cambodian peace and democracy have been shattered and socioeconomic development left in jeopardy by Hun Sen’s successful coup. This timely volume provides throughtful and balanced perspectives on many of the key issues now facing Cambodia, including achieving peace and reconciliation, sustainable economic growth and development, the prospects for democracy, and the appropriate role of the international community.

 

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Preface
By Kevin F. F. Quigley

Introduction: Peace, Development, and Democracy in Cambodia—Shattered Hopes
By Frederick Z. Brown and David G. Timberman

The Burden of Cambodia’s Past
By David P. Chandler

The Failure of Conflict Resolution in Cambodia: Causes and Lessons
By David W. Ashley

Peacebuilding in Cambodia: The Continuing Quest for Power and Legitimacy
By Michael W. Doyle

The Challenge of Sustainable Economic Growth and Development in Cambodia
By Naranhkiri Tith

Rural Development in Cambodia: The View from the Village
By Judy L. Ledgerwood

Logging in Cambodia: Politics and Plunder
By Kirk Talbott

Building Democracy in Cambodia: Problems and Prospects
By Lao Mong Hay

Cambodia and the International Community: The Road Ahead
By Kao Kim Hourn

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