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2021
Lu J.  2021.  Grounding Chinese investment: encounters between Chinese capital and local land politics in Laos. Globalizations. 18(3):422-440.
Suhardiman D, DiCarlo J, Keovilignavong O, Rigg J, Nicol A.  2021.  (Re)constructing state power and livelihoods through the Laos-China Railway project. Geoforum. 124:77-88.
2020
BadeiDha_Moe(BDM).  2020.  Analysis Paper on Land Confiscations in Conflict Areas & Implications for the Peace Process. :1-53.
Suebsakwong Y, Baird IG.  2020.  Ban Khee Thao, a Site of Political History, and a Symbolic Space of Resistance and Land Politics of the Hmong in Thailand. Thammasat Review. 23(2):73-105.
Mark SSue, Belton B.  2020.  Breaking with the past? The politics of land restitution and the limits to restitutive justice in Myanmar Land Use Policy. 94:1-10.
Jr. SMBorras, Franco JC, Zau_Nam _.  2020.  Climate change and land: Insights from Myanmar. World Development. 129:1-11.
Woods K, Treanor NBasik, Dwyer M.  2020.  "Conflict Rubber" and Land Rights in Southeastern Myanmar. :1-13.
Woods KM, Naimark J.  2020.  Conservation as counterinsurgency: A case of ceasefire in a rebel forest in southeast Myanmar. Political Geography. 83:1-11.
Malaitham S, Fukuda A, Vichiensan V, Wasuntarasook V.  2020.  Hedonic pricing model of assessed and market land values: A case study in Bangkok metropolitan area, Thailand. Case Studies on Transport Policy. 8(1):153-162.
Boutry M, Mya_Darli_Thant _.  2020.  The Implementation of the Vacant, Fallow and Virgin Land Law: a Case Study in Sagaing Region. :1-28.
Woods KM.  2020.  Smaller-scale land grabs and accumulation from below: Violence, coercion and consent in spatially uneven agrarian change in Shan State, Myanmar. World Development. 127:1-16.
Kuaycharoen P, Longcharoen L, Chotiwan P, Sukin K, Lao_Independent_Researchers _.  2020.  Special Economic Zones and Land Dispossession in the Mekong Region. :1-83.
Joshi S.  2020.  Working wives: gender, labour and land commercialization in Ratanakiri, Cambodia. Globalizations. 17(1):1-15.
2019
Magliocca NR, Quy_Van_Khuc _, Ellicott EA, de Bremond A.  2019.  Archetypical pathways of direct and indirect land-use change caused by Cambodia’s economic land concessions. Ecology and Society. 24(2)
Cambodian_League_for_the_Promotion_and_Defense_of_Human_Rights(LICADHO), Sahkmakum_Teang_Tnaut(STT).  2019.  Collateral Damage: Land loss and abuses in Cambodia’s microfinance sector. :i-iv,1-26.
Suhardiman D, Kenney-Lazar M, Meinzen-dick R.  2019.  The contested terrain of land governance reform in Myanmar. Critical Asian Studies. 51(3):368-385.
United_Nations_Human_Rights_Council_(NHCR) _.  2019.  Detailed findings of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar. (A/HRC/42/CRP .5):1-190.
Temper L.  2019.  From boomerangs to minefields and catapults: dynamics of trans-local resistance to land-grabs. Journal of Peasant Studies. 46(1):188-216.
Bourdier F.  2019.  From Confrontation to Mediation: Cambodian Farmers Expelled by a Vietnamese Company. Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs. 38(1):55-76.
Lu J, Schönweger O.  2019.  Great expectations: Chinese investment in Laos and the myth of empty land. Territory, Politics, Governance. 7(1):61-78.
Phongsiri M.  2019.  Land Conflict and Land Governance in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region: Case Studies of Urban and Peri-urban in Thailand. Journal of Mekong Societies. 15(1):87-110.
Manushya_Foundation _, Asia_Indigenous_Peoples_Pact(AIPP).  2019.  Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Joint Submission to the UN Universal Period Review 35th Session of the UPR Working Group. :1-18.
Hirsch P.  2019.  Limits to neoliberal authoritarianism in the politics of land capitalisation in Thailand: beyond the paradox. Canadian Journal of Development Studies. :1-18.
Dwyer M, Vongvisouk T.  2019.  The long land grab: market-assisted enclosure on the China-Lao rubber frontier. Territory, Politics, Governance. 7(1):96-114.
Park CMi Young.  2019.  “Our Lands are Our Lives”: Gendered Experiences of Resistance to Land Grabbing in Rural Cambodia. Feminist Economics. 25(4):21-44.

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