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2023. Beyond the boom-bust cycle: An interdisciplinary framework for analysing crop booms. Global Environmental Change. 80:102651Contents.
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2023. Governing Land Concessions in Laos. Routledge Handbook of Global Land and Resource Grabbing. :96-109.
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2022. The Prospects for Sustainable Rubber in the Mekong Region: An Assessment of Emerging Initiatives. (Thematic Study No.14):1-36.
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2021. Turning land into capital? The expansion and extraction of value in Laos Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space. :1-16.
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2021. Variegated transitions: Emerging forms of land and resource capitalism in Laos and Myanmar. Environment and Planning A. 53(2):1-19.
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2020. State land concessions and the spatial politics of rural planning. Handbook on the Changing Geographies of the State. :467-480.
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2019. Mega-Plantations in Southeast Asia: Landscapes of Displacement. Environment and Society. 10(1):63-82.
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2018. Assessing Land Investment Quality: A methodology to assess the quality of land concessions and leases in the Lao PDR. :i-viii;1-26.
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2018. Governing Dispossession: Relational Land Grabbing in Laos. Annals of the American Association of Geographers. 108(3):679-694.
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2018. The transboundary displacement of deforestation under REDD+: Problematic intersections between the trade of forest-risk commodities and land grabbing in the Mekong region. Global Environmental Change. 50:255-267.
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2016. Linking Food and Land Tenure Security in the Lao PDR. (January):i-viii,1-27.
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2015. Authoritarian resource governance and emerging peasant resistance in the context of Sino-Vietnamese Tree Plantations, Southeastern Laos. Land Grabbing, Conflict and Agrarian-Environmental Transformations: Perspectives from East and Southeast Asia. (2):i-iv,1-21.
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2011. Dispossesion, semi-proletarianization and enclosure: primitive accumulation and the land grab in Laos. International Conference on Global Land Grabbing. :1-32.
