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Neef A, Touch S.  2012.  Land Grabbing in Cambodia: Narratives, Mechanisms, Resistance. Global Land Grabbing II. :1-22.
Ngin C, Neef A.  2021.  Contested land restitution processes in Cambodia. Land. 10(5):1-14.
Nguyen_Quang_Tan _, Do_Anh_Tuan _, Campell NY, Ingalls M.  2024.  Comparative Analysis of the Customary Tenure Pilots in Viet Nam: Key processes and lessons learned. MRLG. Case Study:38p..
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.
Nguyễn_Văn_Sửu _.  2004.  Contending Views and Conflicts over Land in the Red River Delta since Decollectivisation. (2):i-xiii,1-290.
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Oakland_Institute _.  2014.  The World Bank’s Bad Business in Lao PDR. (Ldc):2013-2015.
Ogle A, Nguyen_Ngoc_Lung _.  2005.  State Forest Enterprise Reform in Vietnam: Review of Policy and Implementation Framework for Decree 200. (November):i-x,1-38.
OXFAM _.  2013.  Aggregated outcomes of the community consultation supporting the improvement of the draft amended Land Law - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. :1-8.
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Palmer D, Fricska S, Wehrmann B, Augustinus C, Munro-faure P, Törhönen M-petteri, Arial A.  2009.  Towards Improved Land Governance. (September):i-iv,1-55.
Park CMi Young.  2021.  Gender and generation in rural politics in Myanmar: a missed space for (re)negotiation? Journal of Peasant Studies. 48(3):560-585.
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.
Pattenden J.  2023.  Progressive politics and populism: Classes of labour and rural–urban political sociology—An introduction to the special issue. Journal of Agrarian Change. 23(1):3-21.
Paul A, Roth R, Saw_Paul_Sein_Twa _.  2023.  Conservation for self-determination: Salween Peace Park as an Indigenous Karen conservation initiative. AlterNative. 19(2):271-282.
Pauly M, Crosse W, Tosteson J.  2022.  High deforestation trajectories in Cambodia slowly transformed through economic land concession restrictions and strategic execution of REDD+ protected areas. Scientific Reports. 12(17102)
Phuc_To _, Dressler W.  2019.  Rethinking 'Success’: The politics of payment for forest ecosystem services in Vietnam. Land Use Policy. 81:582-593.
Pierce CJ, Nant_Thi_Thi_Oo _.  2016.  Gendered Aspects of Land Rights in Myanmar: Evidence from Paralegal Casework. :1-16.
Polack E, Cotula L, Blackmore E, Guttal S.  2014.  Agricultural Investments in Southeast Asia: Legal tools for public accountability. :i-iv,1-25.
Polanyi K.  1944.  The Great Transformation: The Political and Economic Origins of Our Time. :317.
Pye O, Chatuthai N.  2023.  Three populisms and two dead ends: Variants of agrarian populism in Thailand. Journal of Agrarian Change. 23(1):47-67.
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Ramcilovic-Suominen S.  2024.  Democracy through technocracy? Reinventing civil society as a state-monitored and unpaid service provider in the EU FLEGT VPA in Laos Global Environmental Change. 85(December 2022):102809.
Roberts K.  2016.  It Takes a Rooted Village: Networked Resistance, Connected Communities, and Adaptive Responses to Forest Tenure Reform in Northern Thailand. ASEAS – Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies. 9(1):53-68.
Rose-Jensen SR.  2017.  “Everything We Do Is Democracy”: Women and Youth in Land Rights Social Mobilization in Cambodia. Journal of Mason Graduate Research. 5(1):1-16.
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Sar S.  2010.  Land Reform in Cambodia. Social Aspects of Land Administration and Land Reform. :1-14.
Schoenberger L, Beban A.  2020.  Rupturing violent land imaginaries: finding hope through a land titling campaign in Cambodia. Agriculture and Human Values. 38(1):301-312.
Schoenberger L.  2017.  Struggling against excuses: winning back land in Cambodia. The Journal of Peasant Studies. 44(4):870-890.

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