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*"Bombs over Cambodia," by Taylor Owen and Ben Kiernan, The Walrus (Canada), Oct. 2006, pp. 62-69.

*Stark, Miriam
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*Stark, Miriam
2006 From Funan to Angkor: Collapse and Regeneration in Ancient Cambodia. In After Collapse: The Regeneration of Complex Societies, edited by G. M. Schwartz and J. J. Nichols, pp. 144-167. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

*Stark, Miriam
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The Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany and its Asian Exhibitions by Wenzel Jacob, Director of The Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany. Jacob presents a brief history of the Art and Exhibition Hall (KAH), summarizing its purpose and the major Asian exhibitions that it has held, and also discusses the upcoming exhibition `Angkor - Sacred Heritage of Cambodia', on display from 15 December 2006 to 9 April 2007. This will be the most comprehensive exhibition of its kind in Germany, with an overview of Khmer culture that enables the observer to explore not only the art of this ancient civilization but also its historical, social and religious aspects.

Radical Genius: The Earliest Art of the Ancient Khmer by Helen Ibbitson Jessup, an independent scholar specializing in the art and architecture of Southeast Asia, and co-curator of the exhibition `Angkor - Sacred Heritage of Cambodia'. In this article, Jessup looks at early Khmer art and architecture and what evolved and developed from it. For example, how the small 8th century temple of Prasat Ak Yum - with its mountain profile invoking Mount Meru, home of the Indic gods, its cave and its mandala plan - provided the template for successive temple mountains, and ultimately Angkor Wat. And if the elision of cave and mountain in Khmer sacred structures can be perceived as an original conception, can a similar recognition account for the astonishing nature of 7th century Khmer statuary? Jessup goes on to examine inspirations for and consequent development of Khmer sculpture.

Discovering' Cambodia: Views of Angkor in French colonial Cambodia (1863--1954)
by Foley, Jennifer Lee, PhD
CORNELL UNIVERSITY, 2006, 248 pages

Migration-related tuberculosis among Asian immigrants in San Francisco: Treatment outcomes, 1994--1998
by Arai, Shoshana Rachel, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, 2005, 161 pages

Medicine and modernity in colonial Cambodia
by Au, Sokhieng, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, 2005, 334 pages

Reframing development? Human trafficking prevention in Thailand and Cambodia
by Cameron, Jennifer Margaret, MA
CARLETON UNIVERSITY (CANADA), 2005, 160 pages

The Chinese minority in Cambodia: Identity construction and contestation
by Chan, Sambath, MA
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY (CANADA), 2005, 98 pages

Three essays on poverty mapping and targeting (Vietnam, Cambodia)
by Fujii, Tomoki, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, 2005, 112 pages

Welcome to the crocodile farm (Cambodia)
by Galloway, William, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, 2005, 285 pages
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Observations of small manufacturing enterprise owners in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
by Hawks, Val D., PhD
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, 2005, 220 pages
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The Japanese security policy after the Cold War: An econocentric realist account
by Kaseda, Yoshinori, PhD
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, 2005, 414 pages

Yellow rain revisited: Lessons learned for the investigation of chemical and biological weapons allegations (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Afghanistan, Russia)
by Katz, Rebecca Lynn, PhD
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, 2005, 350 pages

Cassava foliage for monogastric animals: Forage yield, digestion, influence on gut development and nutritive value
by Khieu, Borin, FilDr
SVERIGES LANTBRUKSUNIVERSITET (SWEDEN), 2005, 55 pages

'A farmer without land can't be called a farmer': Natural resource commercialization and the impacts of restricted land and forest access on the livelihoods of rural people in Tumring Commune, Cambodia
by Kirkpartick, Cara J., MA
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY (CANADA), 2005, 167 pages

'Khse Buon': Strings four (four-stringed fiddle) (Chinary Ung, Cambodia)
by Knapp, Karl D., DMA
THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON, 2005

Protected areas and landscape change in mainland Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam)
by Kohler, Nicholas P., PhD
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, 2005, 129 pages

Extension and community-based fisheries co-management in the Great Lake Tonle Sap, Cambodia
by Kong, Seng Ly, PhD
CORNELL UNIVERSITY, 2005, 177 pages

Writings on the wall
by Licata, Paul, PhD
UNION INSTITUTE AND UNIVERSITY, 2005, 263 pages

NGO narratives of human rights and rehabilitation in Cambodia: A transnational advocacy and policy framework for appropriating identity amidst a quest for transitional justice
by Mann, Henrik J., EdD
UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, 2005, 258 pages

Army of the Republic of Vietnam, 1954--1963: At war and in politics
by Nguyen, Triet Minh, MA
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY (CANADA), 2005, 167 pages

Cambodian settlement patterns in Long Beach, California
by Quintero, Jorge, MA
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH, 2005, 70 pages

Hello malae, goodbye barang: Building peace, justice, and reconciliation in post-conflict Cambodia and East Timor
by Rae, James DeShaw, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I AT MANOA, 2005, 306 pages

China, Cambodia, and the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence: Principles and foreign policy
by Richardson, Sophie Diamant, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 2005, 478 pages

Cambodia's fractured crucible: Democratic development, political violence, and the contestation of public space
by Springer, Simon Daniel, MA
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY AT KINGSTON (CANADA), 2005, 243 pages

Soigner au pays des lotus: Perception et utilisation de la medecine barang au Cambodge (French text)
by St-Laurent, Sandra, MA
UNIVERSITE LAVAL (CANADA), 2005, 100 pages

Breaking the silence: Cambodian students speak out about school, success, and shifting identities
by Wallitt, Roberta, EdD
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, 2005, 327 pages

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