...Charlie Rumsby Abstract Vietnamese populations currently residing in Cambodia can be broadly divided into two categories: long-term settlers who have lived in Cambodia for generations and more recent economic migrants. This article focuses on the former group, as it is their children...

..., Transformed Phnom Penh.” Wall Street Journal , November 8 . Beban Alice Work Courtney . 2014 . “The Spirits Are Crying: Dispossessing Land and Possessing Bodies in Rural Cambodia.” Antipode 46 , no. 3 : 593 – 610 . Blancot Christiane . 1994 . “Phnom Penh: Defying Man...

... as its primary referent what is more widely known positions Copyright by Duke University Press positions 20:3 Summer 2012 806 within Cambodia as “Pol Pot time” and to those outside...

... transferred directly into an Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) detention center and slated for deportation to Cambodia.1 Boran was one of the thousands of Cambodian refugees whose life courses were radically altered by recent changes...

... obeying the orders not of a man, but of Angka: “The Organization.” Recently an international tribunal has investigated the crimes committed by Pol Pot and other Khmer Rouge leaders, and trials are currently being conducted in Cambodia. The names...

... society with the feeling that a curtain has been rung down on a play, and that what happened up to that time may be studied without regard to what is going on at present, or what may happen in the future. Such is the way Cambodia appears.”1...

... is of Chinese imperialism, French colonialism, and US domination, which set the boundaries for the Southeast Asia that concern me: Viet Nam, Cambodia, and Laos. Important reasons for studying this Southeast Asia can be found in identity politics...

... the future for both self and nation. Sylvia Nam’s article begins this issue in Cambodia, where foreign inves- tors from China, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Japan speculate on Asian futures. Filling urban space emptied by Cambodia’s genocide...

... to resonate for decades to come. As an epistemic formation, Southeast Asia currently encompasses over ten different nation- states, including Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singa- pore, Thailand, Burma/Myanmar, the Philippines, Brunei...

... in Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines. She is founding coeditor in chief of the Journal of Vietnamese Studies. Publications include Vietnamese Americans: Lessons in American History (Orange County Asian and Paci c Islander Community Alliance...

... for Khmer Studies, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Dr. Peycam is the author of The Birth of Modern Political Journalism, Saigon, 1916 – 30 (2012). Ben Tran is an assistant professor of Asian Studies and English at Vanderbilt University. He...

... a critical perspective on the structural inequalities that define migration in Asia. This special issue calls attention to the ethnic exclusion faced by Vietnamese settlers in Cambodia (Rumsby, this issue) and undocumented and stateless children in Sabah, Malaysia (Cheong, this issue), the gendered...

... at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her recent work explores identity and belonging among Vietnamese children living as de facto stateless in Cambodia, and it covers themes such as citizenship, human rights, morality, religious conversion, ethnicity, and intergenerational mobilities...

... pop is produced and circulates, these images form a remix of sorts to point at the failures of translation and the ssures of transnational identities. In contemporary Viet Nam, Japan, China, Cambodia, and Korea, among other Asian countries...

..., and assistant professor of Asian art and visual culture in the Department of Art and Art History, University of Utah. He was born in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and was educated in Paris and the United States. Ly is currently writing a col...

... led a peace walk from Thailand to Cambodia right after the Khmer Rouge genocide in “The Buddha called the practice of mindfulness ‘the only way.’ Always in the present. At this very moment. From moment to moment. In all activity...

... inside the gaping mouth, a symbol of the U.S. bases in Thailand during the bombing campaigns in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. On rare occasions, this piece has been reexhibited. Most recently, in 2003, it appeared in a group show showcasing protest...

... (Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, or North Korea) had such bases.13 With these positions 12:2 Fall 2004 460 two definitions, however, most sovereign states in the twentieth century would be puppet states. One-sixth...

... an aesthetic politics not wholly different from the invention of Manchukuo. It placed into face-to-face relation Tibetan Lamas, Yuan Naxi ritualists, Thai dancers, Chinese opera performers, video artists, Indonesian dancers, and artists from Cambodia...

... Reason (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, In Vietnam, US dollars have not replaced the state- issued đồng. In neighboring Laos and Cambodia, the percentage of dollarized transactions is far higher. Economists estimate...