Abstract: The Se San is an important tributary river basin of the Mekong. In 1993, Vietnam began ... more Abstract: The Se San is an important tributary river basin of the Mekong. In 1993, Vietnam began building the Yali1 Falls Dam 80 kilometres upstream of the point at which this westward flowing river enters Cambodia. Ninety indigenous communities along the Se San River in two ...
... Four irrigation schemes were built during the Khmer Rouge years and then rehabilitated betwee... more ... Four irrigation schemes were built during the Khmer Rouge years and then rehabilitated between 1989 and 2005. ... REFERENCES German L., Mansoor H., Alemu G., Mazengia W., Amede T. and Stroud A (2006), Participatory Integrated Watershed Management: Evolution of ...
How are scholars shaped by their times, experiences, political inclinations and other dimensions ... more How are scholars shaped by their times, experiences, political inclinations and other dimensions of the contexts in which they are studying and writing? What are the legacies of influential individual scholars as contexts change but their writings and teachings remain ...
Page 1. Tracks and Traces Thailand and the Work of Andrew Turton Edited by Philip Hirsch and Nich... more Page 1. Tracks and Traces Thailand and the Work of Andrew Turton Edited by Philip Hirsch and Nicholas Tapp Amsterdam University Press Page 2. Tracks and Traces Page 3. Publications Series General Editor Paul van der ...
Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy... more Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy research institute University of Sydney CHEM Phalla, Philip HIRSCH and SOMETH Paradis Working Paper Series No. 59 September 2011 A CDRI Publication HYDROLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN ...
Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy... more Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy research institute University of Sydney CHEM Phalla, Philip HIRSCH and SOMETH Paradis Working Paper Series No. 59 September 2011 A CDRI Publication HYDROLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN ...
This paper describes a research-training project for building social science research capacity at... more This paper describes a research-training project for building social science research capacity at the National University of Laos (NUOL),supported by IDRC. At the international level, the project was structured as a flexible network of resource persons from six countries. The main successes of the project turned out to be unanticipated: the project offered significant insights to NUOL's ongoing assessment of
... coordinator of the Natural Resource and Environment (NRE) Programme and Water Resources Manag... more ... coordinator of the Natural Resource and Environment (NRE) Programme and Water Resources Management Research Capacity Development Programme (WRMRCDP) team leader; Mr Kim Sour, the present WRMRCDP team leader; Mr Chem Phalla; Ms Chea Chou; Ms ...
Abstract: The Se San is an important tributary river basin of the Mekong. In 1993, Vietnam began ... more Abstract: The Se San is an important tributary river basin of the Mekong. In 1993, Vietnam began building the Yali1 Falls Dam 80 kilometres upstream of the point at which this westward flowing river enters Cambodia. Ninety indigenous communities along the Se San River in two ...
... Four irrigation schemes were built during the Khmer Rouge years and then rehabilitated betwee... more ... Four irrigation schemes were built during the Khmer Rouge years and then rehabilitated between 1989 and 2005. ... REFERENCES German L., Mansoor H., Alemu G., Mazengia W., Amede T. and Stroud A (2006), Participatory Integrated Watershed Management: Evolution of ...
How are scholars shaped by their times, experiences, political inclinations and other dimensions ... more How are scholars shaped by their times, experiences, political inclinations and other dimensions of the contexts in which they are studying and writing? What are the legacies of influential individual scholars as contexts change but their writings and teachings remain ...
Page 1. Tracks and Traces Thailand and the Work of Andrew Turton Edited by Philip Hirsch and Nich... more Page 1. Tracks and Traces Thailand and the Work of Andrew Turton Edited by Philip Hirsch and Nicholas Tapp Amsterdam University Press Page 2. Tracks and Traces Page 3. Publications Series General Editor Paul van der ...
Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy... more Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy research institute University of Sydney CHEM Phalla, Philip HIRSCH and SOMETH Paradis Working Paper Series No. 59 September 2011 A CDRI Publication HYDROLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN ...
Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy... more Page 1. CDRI - Cambodia's leading independent development policy research institute University of Sydney CHEM Phalla, Philip HIRSCH and SOMETH Paradis Working Paper Series No. 59 September 2011 A CDRI Publication HYDROLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN ...
This paper describes a research-training project for building social science research capacity at... more This paper describes a research-training project for building social science research capacity at the National University of Laos (NUOL),supported by IDRC. At the international level, the project was structured as a flexible network of resource persons from six countries. The main successes of the project turned out to be unanticipated: the project offered significant insights to NUOL's ongoing assessment of
... coordinator of the Natural Resource and Environment (NRE) Programme and Water Resources Manag... more ... coordinator of the Natural Resource and Environment (NRE) Programme and Water Resources Management Research Capacity Development Programme (WRMRCDP) team leader; Mr Kim Sour, the present WRMRCDP team leader; Mr Chem Phalla; Ms Chea Chou; Ms ...
In our article, 'Rupture: Towards a Critical, Emplaced, and Experiential View of Nature-Society C... more In our article, 'Rupture: Towards a Critical, Emplaced, and Experiential View of Nature-Society Crisis,' we advocated for contextually rich and critical understandings of environmental crises and their catalytic effects. This authors' reply responds to four commentaries whose authors raise helpful questions and insights. We first review the spatial and temporal connections between specific rupture episodes and ongoing processes of extraction and exploitation. We then discuss how the impacts of rupture disproportionately fall to those with the smallest contribution to the crisis. Third, we clarify how our contextually rich view of rupture differs from planetary analytics such as the Anthropocene. In terms of rupture's effects, we agree with comments that rupture does not simply represent a politics of hope but can strengthen authoritarian interests. Finally, we clarify what it means to 'put rupture to work.'
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