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2012
Kenney-Lazar M.  2012.  Plantation rubber, land grabbing and social-property transformation in southern Laos. Journal of Peasant Studies. 39(3-4):1017-1037.
Woods K.  2012.  The Political Ecology of Rubber Production in Myanmar: An Overview. :1-34.
Sikor T, Sidel M, Tai H-THo.  2012.  Property, State and Society in Vietnam. The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus. 10(10):5.
Hong-Loan_Trinh _, McCluskey W.  2012.  Property Tax Reform in Vietnam : A Work in Progress. :i-iv,1-25.
Liu R.  2012.  Rapid Appraisal of Cross-Border Agricultural Business along NSEC: Focus on China-Laos Border. :1-55.
Biddulph R.  2012.  REDD and Poverty in Cambodia. :i-iv,1-38.
Fischman EK.  2012.  The Relevance of Tenure and Forest Governance for Incentive Based Mechanisms: Implementing Payments for Ecosystem Services in Doi Mae Salong. :1-22.
Subedi SP.  2012.  Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia ADDENDUM: A human rights analysis of economic and other land concessions in Cambodia. (A/HRC/21/63/Add.1/Rev.1 (October)):1-130.
Hoa_Thi_Mong_Pham _, Anderson J, Huong_Thi_Lan_Tran _, Jaffe S, Dzung_The_Nguyen _.  2012.  Revising the Land Law to Enable Sustainable Development in Viet Nam: Summary of Priority Policy Recommendations Drawn from World Bank Studies. :i-viii,1-16.
Asian_NGO_Coalition_for_Agrarian_Reform_and_Rural_Development(ANGOC).  2012.  Securing the Right to Land: An overview on Access to Land. :1-238.
Bourgoin J.  2012.  Sharpening the understanding of socio-ecological landscapes in Participatory Land Use. Applied Geography. 34:99-110.
Promsopha G.  2012.  Temporary transfers of land and risk-coping mechanisms in Thailand. :i-iii,1-44.
Lestrelin G, Castella J-C, Bourgoin J.  2012.  Territorialising Sustainable Development: The Politics of Land-Use Planning in Laos. Journal of Contemporary Asia. 42(4):581-602.
Adler D, Sokbunthoeun S.  2012.  Toward Equity in Development When the Law Is Not the Law: Reflections on Legal Pluralism in Practice. Legal Pluralism and Development Scholars and Practitioners in Dialogue. :83-92.
Anseeuw W, Boche M, Breu T, Giger M, Lay J, Messerli P, Nolte K.  2012.  Transnational Land Deals for Agriculture in the Global South Analytical Report based on the Land Matrix Database. (April):i-x,1-50.
Sikor T.  2012.  Tree plantations, politics of possession and the absence of land grabs in Vietnam. Journal Of Peasant Studies. 39(February 2015):1077-1101.
Food_and_Agriculture_Organization_of_the_United_Nations(FAO).  2012.  Trends and Impacts of Foreign Investment in Developing Country Agriculture: Evidence from case studies. :i-xxxv,1-342.
Food_and_Agriculture_Organization_of_the_United_Nations(FAO).  2012.  Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security. :i-vi,1-40.
2011
Evans TP, Phanvilay K, Fox J, Vogler J.  2011.  An agent-based model of agricultural innovation, land-cover change and household inequality: the transition from swidden cultivation to rubber plantations in Laos PDR. Journal of Land Use Science. 6(2-3):151-173.
Mund J-P.  2011.  The Agricultural Sector in Cambodia: Trends, Processes and Disparities. Pacific News. (January/February):5.
Springer S.  2011.  Articulated neoliberalism: The specificity of patronage, kleptocracy, and violence in Cambodia's neoliberalization. Environment and Planning A. 43:2554-2570.
Food_and_Agriculture_Organization_of_the_United_Nations(FAO).  2011.  Cambodia and FAO Achievements and success stories. :1-39.
Land_Watch_Asia(LWA).  2011.  Cambodia: Fighting for Land Rights amid Shrinking Democratic Space. :1-8.
Ministry_of_Environment_of_Cambodia(ME), United_Nations_Development_Programme_Cambodia(UNDP).  2011.  Cambodia Human Development Report 2011: Building Resilience - The Future of Rural Livelihoods in the Face of Climate Change. :224.
Yu B, Diao X.  2011.  Cambodia’s Agricultural Strategy: Future Development Options for the Rice Sector - A Policy Discussion Paper. Food Policy. :i-v,1-26.

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