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2016
Cambodian_Center_for_Human_Rights _.  2016.  Cambodia's Women in Land Conflict. :i-iii,1-23.
Chambon B, Ruf F, Kongmanee C, Angthong S.  2016.  Can the cocoa cycle model explain the continuous growth of the rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) sector for more than a century in Thailand? Journal of Rural Studies. 44:187-197.
W. Green N, Baird IG.  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.
Friis C, Reenberg A, Heinimann A, Schönweger O.  2016.  Changing local land systems: Implications of a Chinese rubber plantation in Nambak District, Lao PDR. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography. 37(1):25-42.
Wells-Dang A, Pham_Quang_Tu _, Burke A.  2016.  Conversion of Land Use in Vietnam through a Political Economy Lens. Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. 2(2):131-146.
Labbé D.  2016.  Critical reflections on land appropriation and alternative urbanization trajectories in periurban Vietnam. Cities. 53:150-155.
2015
Sherchan D.  2015.  Cambodia: The Bitter Taste of Sugar Displacement and Dispossession in Oddar Meanchey Province. :i-x,1-60.
Milne S.  2015.  Cambodia's Unofficial Regime of Extraction: Illicit Logging in the Shadow of Transnational Governance and Investment. Critical Asian Studies. 47(2):200-228.
Franco J, Kramer T, Fradejas AAlonso, Twomey H, Vervest P.  2015.  The Challenge of Democratic and Inclusive Land Policymaking in Myanmar: A Response to the Draft National Land Use Policy. :1-72.
Mills E.  2015.  Chinese Agricultural and Land Investments in Southeast Asia: A Preliminary Overview of Trends. (17):i-iv,1-21.
Woods K.  2015.  Commercial Agriculture Expansion in Myanmar: Links to Deforestation, Conversion Timber, and Land Conflicts. Forest Trend Report Series. (i-xv, 1-58)
Laovakul D.  2015.  Concentration of land and other wealth in Thailand. Unequal Thailand : aspects of income, wealth, and power. :32-42.
Mellac M, Castellanet C.  2015.  Convergence under pressure: Different routes to private ownership through land reforms in four Mekong countries (Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam). :1-43.
Global_Witness _.  2015.  The Cost of Luxury: Cambodia’s illegal trade in precious wood with China. (February):1-32.
Woods K.  2015.  CP maize contract farming in Shan State, Myanmar: A regional case of a place-based corporate agro-feed system. :i-iv,1-27.
Ahrends A, Hollingsworth PM, Ziegler AD, Fox JM, Chen H, Su Y, Xu J.  2015.  Current trends of rubber plantation expansion may threaten biodiversity and livelihoods. Global Environmental Change. 34:48-58.
2014
Cambodia_Development_Resource_Institute(CDRI).  2014.  Cambodia Development Review - Complete issue March 2014. Cambodia Development Review. 18(1):1-24.
Development_Research_Forum(DRF).  2014.  Cambodia’s Agricultural Land Resources: Status and Challenges. :1-4.
Biddulph R.  2014.  Cambodia’s land management and administration project. (086):1-14.
Curran SR, Meijer-Irons J.  2014.  Climate Variability, Land Ownership and Migration: Evidence From Thailand About Gender Impacts. Washington Journal of Environment Law & Policy. 4(1):37-74.
2013
Cambodian_Center_for_Human_Rights(CCHR).  2013.  Cambodia: Land in Conflict - An Overview of the Land Situation. (December):i-v,1-50.
Cambodian_NGO_Committee_on_CEDAW(NGO-CEDAW), Cambodian_Committee_for_Women(CAMBOW).  2013.  The Cambodian NGO Committee on CEDAW (NGO-CEDAW) Shadow Report. :1-13.
Cambodia_Development_Resource_Institute(CDRI).  2013.  Cambodia's Development Dynamics: Past Performance and Emerging Priorities. :i-xxii,1-131.
Swift P.  2013.  Changing ethnic identities among the Kuy in Cambodia: Assimilation, reassertion and the making of Indigenous identity. Asia Pacific Viewpoint. 54(3):296-308.
Markussen T, Tarp F, Newman C.  2013.  Characteristics of the Vietnamese Rural Economy: Evidence from a 2012 Rural Household Survey in 12 Provinces of Vietnam. Central Institute of Economic Management (CIEM), Hanoi. :1-349.

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