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2013
Stoeber S, Sisomphone E, Han C.  2013.  Women, Food and Land: Understanding the impact of gender on nutrition, food security and community resilience in Lao PDR. :i-xii,1-64.
Hoàng_Cầm _, Lê_Thanh_Sang _, Nguyễn_Thị_Phương_Châm _, Ngô_Thị_Phương_Lan _, Nhung_Tuyet_Tran _, Vũ_Thành_Long _.  2013.  The Women's Access To Land in Contemporary Vietnam. :i-v,1-96.
2012
Schönweger O, Heinimann A, Epprecht M, Lu J, Thalongsengchanh P.  2012.  Concessions and Leases in the Lao PDR: Taking stock of land investments. :1-87.
Saing C_H, Hem S, Ouch C, Phann D, Pon D.  2012.  Foreign Investment in Agriculture in Cambodia. International Economic Cooperation. :1-20.
Pilgrim J, Chanrith N, Diepart J-C.  2012.  Multiple Migrations, Displacements and Land Transfers at Ta Kream in Northwest Cambodia. Migration, Rural Livelihoods and Natural Resource Management. :33-56.
White B, Borras_Jr. SM, Hall R, Scoones I, Wolford W.  2012.  The new enclosures: Critical perspectives on corporate land deals. Journal of Peasant Studies. 39(3-4):619-647.
Hong-Loan_Trinh _, McCluskey W.  2012.  Property Tax Reform in Vietnam : A Work in Progress. :i-iv,1-25.
Hoa_Thi_Mong_Pham _, Anderson J, Huong_Thi_Lan_Tran _, Jaffe S, Dzung_The_Nguyen _.  2012.  Revising the Land Law to Enable Sustainable Development in Viet Nam: Summary of Priority Policy Recommendations Drawn from World Bank Studies. :i-viii,1-16.
Hoa_Thi_Mong_Pham _, Anderson J, Huong_Thi_Lan_Tran _, Jaffe S, Dzung_The_Nguyen _.  2012.  Revising the Land Law to Enable Sustainable Development in Viet Nam: Summary of Priority Policy Recommendations Drawn from World Bank Studies. :i-viii,1-16.
2011
Hall D.  2011.  Land grabs, land control, and Southeast Asian crop booms. Journal of Peasant Studies. 38(4):837-857.
Hall D, Hirsch P, Li T.  2011.  Powers of Exclusion: Land Dilemmas in Southeast Asia. :320.
Hall D, Hirsch P, Li T.  2011.  Powers of Exclusion: Land Dilemmas in Southeast Asia. :320.
Davidsen S, Anderson JH, Garrido MDelfina Al, Dang_Hung_Vo _, Dang_Ngoc_Dinh _, Tran_Thi_Lan_Huong _.  2011.  Recognizing and Reducing Corruption Risks In Land Management in Vietnam. :1-93.
Saracini N, Asbirk S, Sørensen MLund, Haakansson M, Ulmer K.  2011.  Stolen Land Stolen Future: A Report on Land Grabbing in Cambodia. :1-23.
Hirsch P.  2011.  Titling against grabbing? Critiques and conundrums around land formalisation in Southeast Asia International Academic Conference on ‘Global Land Grabbing’. (April):1-18.
Tong K, Hem S, Santos P.  2011.  What Limits Agricultural Intensification in Cambodia? The Role of Emigration, Agricultural Extension Services and Credit Constraints (56):i-vii,1-24.
2010
Johnston R, Lacombe G, Hoanh CThai, Noble A, Pavelic P, Smakhtin V, Suhardiman D, Pheng KSuan, Sze CPoh.  2010.  Climate Change, Water and Agriculture in the Greater Mekong Subregion. :i-vii,1-53.
Hap P.  2010.  The Implementation of Cambodia's Laws on Land Tenure. :i-vii,1-200.
2009
Hares M.  2009.  Forest conflict in Thailand: Northern Minorities in Focus. Environmental Management. 43(3):381-395.
Grimsditch M, Henderson N.  2009.  Untitled: Tenure Insecurity and Inequality in the Cambodian Land Sector. :86.
2008
Hutchison J.  2008.  Land titling and poverty reduction in Southeast Asia: realising markets or realising rights? Australian Journal of International Affairs. 62(3):332-344.
Hare D.  2008.  The Origins and Influence of Land Property Rights in Vietnam. Development Policy Review. 26(3):339-363.
Fisher R, Hirsch P.  2008.  Poverty and Agrarian-Forest Interactions in Thailand. Geographical Research. 46(1):74-84.
2006
Hirsch P.  2006.  Civil society and interdependencies: Towards a regional political ecology of Mekong development. Environment, Development and Change in Rural Asia-Pacific: Between Local and Global. :226-246.
Huy B.  2006.  Community Forest Management (CFM) in Vietnam: Sustainable Forest Management and Benefit Sharing. International Conference on Managing Forest for Poor Reduction: Capturing Opportunities in Harvesting and Wood Processing for the benefit of the Poor. :1-10.

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