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Erni C.  2021.  Persistence and Change in Customary Tenure Systems in Myanmar. :i-vi,1-58.
Labbe D., Musil C..  2013.  Periurban Land Redevelopment in Vietnam under Market Socialism. Urban Studies. 51(May):1146-1161.
Sato J.  2000.  People in Between: Conversion and Conservation of Forest Lands in Thailand. Development and Change. 31:155-177.
Asif F, Beckwith L, Ngin C.  2023.  People and politics: Urban climate resilience in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities. 4
Diepart J-C, Dupuis D.  2014.  The peasants in turmoil: Khmer Rouge, state formation and the control of land in northwest Cambodia. The Journal of Peasant Studies. 41(4):445-468.
Nguyen_Thi_Dien _, Vu_Dinh_Ton _, Lebailly P.  2011.  Peasant responses to agricultural land conversion and mechanism of rural social differentiation in Hung Yen province, Northern Vietnam. Meeting the Challenges Facing Asian Agriculture and Agricultural Economics toward a Sustainable Future. :1-34.
Schmid M, Heinimann A, Zaehringer JG.  2021.  Patterns of land system change in a Southeast Asian biodiversity hotspot. Applied Geography. 126(June 2020):102380.
Nanhthavong V, Oberlack C, Hett C, Messerli P, Epprecht M.  2021.  Pathways to human well-being in the context of land acquisitions in Lao PDR. Global Environmental Change. 68:1-28.
Chamberlain J.  2007.  Participatory Poverty Assessment II (2006). :1-101.
Castelli G, Win_Min_Oo _, Di Maggio A, Fellin L, Re V, Bresci E.  2021.  Participatory analysis of sustainable land and water management practices for integrated rural development in Myanmar. Journal of Water Sanitation and Hygiene for Development. 11(1):26-36.
Hoang_Phan_Bich_Ngoc _, Fujiwara T, Iwanaga S, Sato N.  2021.  Participation of Local People in the Payment for Forest Environmental Services Program: A Case Study in Central Vietnam. Sustainability. 13(22):1-13.
Deutsche_Gesellschaft_für_Internationale_Zusammenarbeit(GIZ).  2014.  Participation in and Impacts of Participatory Land Use Planning and Village Development Planning. :1-44.
Chankrajang T.  2015.  Partial Land Rights and Agricultural Outcomes: Evidence from Thailand. Land Economics. 91(1):126-148.
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Guttal S, Chrek S.  2016.  An Overview of Large-Scale Investments in the Mekong Region. :1-28.
Woods K, Canby K.  2011.  Overview of Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade: Baseline Study 4 - Myanmar. (August):1-56.
Park CMi Young.  2019.  “Our Lands are Our Lives”: Gendered Experiences of Resistance to Land Grabbing in Rural Cambodia. Feminist Economics. 25(4):21-44.
Hare D.  2008.  The Origins and Influence of Land Property Rights in Vietnam. Development Policy Review. 26(3):339-363.
Ornetsmüller C, Heinimann A, Verburg PH.  2018.  Operationalizing a land systems classification for Laos. Landscape and Urban Planning. 169:229-240.
Muller F-V, Zülsdorf G.  2013.  Old Policies – New Action: A Surprising Political Initiative to Recognize Human Rights in the Cambodian Land Reform. Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty 2013. :1-17.
Nomura K, Mitchard ETA, Patenaude G, Bastide J, Oswald P, Nwe T.  2019.  Oil palm concessions in southern Myanmar consist mostly of unconverted forest. Scientific Reports. 9:1-9.
Organisation_for_Economic_Co-operation_and_Development(OECD).  2014.  OECD Investment Policy Reviews: Myanmar 2014. :1-371.
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Ngo S, Cole R.  2023.  Nurturing Agricultural Cooperativs for Inclusive and Effective Agro-investment Partnerships in Cambodia (Policy Brief). :1-8.
Turner S, Thi_Thanh_Hiên_Pham _.  2015.  “Nothing Is Like It Was Before”: The Dynamics between Land-Use and Land-Cover, and Livelihood Strategies in the Northern Vietnam Borderlands. Land. 4(4):1030-1059.
Human_Rights_Watch _.  2018.  “Nothing for Our Land”: Impact of Land Confiscation on Farmers in Myanmar. :i-v,1-34.
Doi_Ra _, Khu_Khu_Ju _.  2021.  ‘Nothing about us, without us’: reflections on the challenges of building Land in Our Hands, a national land network in Myanmar/Burma. Journal of Peasant Studies. 48(3):497-516.

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