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Land_Rights_Network(LN).  2014.  Advocating Forestland Use Rights in Vietnam: Documenting the work of The Forest Peoples Land Rights Network (LandNet). :1-12.
Polack E, Cotula L, Blackmore E, Guttal S.  2014.  Agricultural Investments in Southeast Asia: Legal tools for public accountability. :i-iv,1-25.
Kerkvliet BJT.  2006.  Agricultural land in Vietnam: Markets tempered by family, community and socialist practices. Journal of Agrarian Change. 6(3):285-305.
Archer D.  2012.  Baan Mankong participatory slum upgrading in Bangkok, Thailand: Community perceptions of outcomes and security of tenure. Habitat International. 36(1):178-184.
Woods K.  2010.  Community Forestry in Cease-Fire Zones in Kachin State, Northern Burma: Formalizing Collective Property in Contested Ethnic Areas. CAPRi Workshop on Collective Action, Property Rights, and Conflict in Natural Resources Management. :1-20.
Nguyễn_Văn_Sửu _.  2007.  Contending views and conflicts over land In Vietnam's Red River Delta. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 38(02):309-334.
Kramer T.  2015.  Ethnic Conflict and Lands Rights in Myanmar. Social Research: An International Quarterly. 82(2):355-374.
Pathammavong B, Kenney-Lazar M, Sayaraj EVinay.  2017.  Financing the 450 Year Road: Land Expropriation and Politics ‘All the Way Down’ in Vientiane, Laos. Development and Change. 48(6):1417-1438.
Pierce CJ, Nant_Thi_Thi_Oo _.  2016.  Gendered Aspects of Land Rights in Myanmar: Evidence from Paralegal Casework. :1-16.
Kenney-Lazar M.  2018.  Governing Dispossession: Relational Land Grabbing in Laos. Annals of the American Association of Geographers. 108(3):679-694.
Baird IG.  2013.  'Indigenous Peoples' and land: Comparing communal land titling and its implications in Cambodia and Laos. Asia Pacific Viewpoint. 54(3):269-281.
Neef A.  2016.  Land Rights Matter! Anchors to Reduce Land Grabbing, Dispossession and Displacement. A Comparative Study of Land Rights Systems in Southeast Asia and the Potential of National and International Legal Frameworks and Guidelines. :1-80.
TNI _.  2015.  Linking Women and Land in Myanmar - Recognising Gender in the National Land Use Policy. (February):1-24.
Jacobsen T, Stuart-Fox M.  2013.  Power and Political Culture in Cambodia. Asia Research Institute. :1-28.
Kabiri N.  2016.  Public participation, land use and climate change governance in Thailand. Land Use Policy. 52:511-517.
Barney K.  2004.  Re-encountering resistance: Plantation activism and smallholder production in Thailand and Sarawak, Malaysia. Asia Pacific Viewpoint. 45(3):325-339.
Suhardiman D, Giordano M, Keovilignavong O, Sotoukee T.  2015.  Revealing the hidden effects of land grabbing through better understanding of farmers’ strategies in dealing with land loss. Land Use Policy. 49:195-202.
Daley E.  2011.  Strategies to Get Gender Onto the Agenda of the “Land Grab” Debate. (March):1-5.
Adler D, Sokbunthoeun S.  2012.  Toward Equity in Development When the Law Is Not the Law: Reflections on Legal Pluralism in Practice. Legal Pluralism and Development Scholars and Practitioners in Dialogue. :83-92.
Milne S.  2013.  Under the leopard's skin: Land commodification and the dilemmas of Indigenous communal title in upland Cambodia. Asia Pacific Viewpoint. 54(3):323-339.
Kenney-Lazar M, Mark SSue.  2021.  Variegated transitions: Emerging forms of land and resource capitalism in Laos and Myanmar. Environment and Planning A. 53(2):1-19.
Hennings A.  2019.  Women in Land Struggles: The Implications of Female Activism and Emotional Resistance for Gender Equity. :i-iv,1-17.
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Franco JC, Borras_Jr. SM.  2021.  The 5Rs in Myanmar: Towards a future federal democratic system where working people can flourish. :1-48.
OXFAM _.  2013.  Aggregated outcomes of the community consultation supporting the improvement of the draft amended Land Law - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. :1-8.
Woods K.  2013.  Agribusiness Investments in Myanmar: Opportunities and Challenges for Poverty Reduction. :1-115.

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