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2017. Analyzing the enabling environment for transforming forest landscape conflicts: the example of Lao PDR. Land and Poverty Conference 2017: Responsible Land Governance—Towards an Evidence-Based Approach. (March):1-27.
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2017. Forest, water and people: The roles and limits of mediation in transforming watershed conflict in Northern Thailand. Forest and Society. 1(2):44-59.
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2017. From land grab to agrarian transition? Hybrid trajectories of accumulation and environmental change on the Cambodia–Vietnam border The Journal of Peasant Studies. 44(1):748-768.
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2016. Capitalizing on Compensation: Hydropower Resettlement and the Commodification and Decommodification of Nature–Society Relations in Southern Laos. Annals of the American Association of Geographers. 106(4):853-873.
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2016. Editorial - Will the recent changes in protected area management and the creation of five new protected areas improve biodiversity conservation in Cambodia? Cambodian Journal of Natural History. (1):1-5.
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2016. The “Engine of Economic Growth”: An Overview of Private Investment Policies, Trends, and Projects in Cambodia. :i,1-56.
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2016. Getting the positives out of forest landscape conflicts. Unasylva. 67(247-248):45-51.
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2016. Land tenure reforms, tenure security and food security in poor agrarian economies: Causal linkages and research gaps. Global Food Security. 10:21-28.
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2016. Large-Scale Land Acquisitions: Focus on South-East Asia. :i-xx,1-300.
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2016. Large-Scale Land Acquisitions: Focus on South-East Asia. :i-xx,1-300.
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2016. A legal geography of property, tenure, exclusion, and rights in Cambodia: exposing an incongruous property narrative for non-Western settings. Geographical Research. 54(3):256-266.
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2016. An Overview of Large-Scale Investments in the Mekong Region. :1-28.
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2016. Sustainable livelihoods in the global land rush? Archetypes of livelihood vulnerability and sustainability potentials Global Environmental Change. 41:153-171.
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2015. The Cost of Luxury: Cambodia’s illegal trade in precious wood with China. (February):1-32.
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2015. Different Regions, Different Reasons? Comparing Chinese land-consuming outward investments in Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa Land Grabbing, Conflict and Agrarian-Environmental Transformations: Perspectives from East and Southeast Asia. (37):i-iii,1-20.
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2015. Globalization, foreign direct investment, and urban growth management: Policies and conflicts in Vientiane, Laos. Land Use Policy. 42:790-799.
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2015. Guns, Cronies, and Crops: How Military, Political and Business Cronies Conspired to Grab Land in Myanmar. :1-54.
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2015. Land Acquisitions in Northeastern Cambodia: Space and Time matters. Land Grabbing, Conflict and Agrarian-Environmental Transformations: Perspectives from East and Southeast Asia. (24):i-iii,1-29.
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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.
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2015. Socially Responsible Farmland Investment: a growing trap. :1-13.
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2015. The use and effectiveness of mediation in forest and land conflict transformation in Southeast Asia: Case studies from Cambodia, Indonesia and Thailand. Environmental Science and Policy. 45:132-145.
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2014. Agricultural Investments in Southeast Asia: Legal tools for public accountability. :i-iv,1-25.
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2014. Fluid dynamics: Water, knowledge, and power in the Mekong Delta. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 45(03):419-426.
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2014. A Foreseeable Disaster in Burma: Forced Displacement in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone. (November):1-26.
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2014. Land grabbing and forest conflict in Cambodia: Implications for community and sustainable forest management. Forests under Pressure: Local Responses to Global Issues. :205-216.
