POLS 703 CAMBODIA: MEMORY, ATROCITY AND AFFECT by Alvin Lim In 2005, just as America was reeling from the effects of Hurricane Katrina, I embarked on a line of flight from a quotidian life in Singapore, arriving in Phnom Penh to begin a new career as a philosophy lecturer at Pannasastra University. Several months earlier
Book Review By Sophan Seng Intervention & Change in Cambodia: Towards Democracy? By Sorpong Peou. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2000, Hardcover: 573pp. Recent studies of Cambodia have extensively focused on democracy building including its challenges as a post-conflict country. In 23 October 1991 is considered the significant turning point and it is the renaissance
Strategic Views on Asian Regionalism: Survey Results and Analysis by Bates Gill, Michael Green, Kiyoto Tsuji, William Watts This is the executive summary of a newly released CSIS study of elite opinion in Asia. The full report can be downloaded from the CSIS website www.csis.org/japan/asianarchitecture. It also draws on Asia’s New Multilateralism: Competition, Cooperation and
