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Governance
WP 85: 20 Years’ Strengthening of Cambodian Civil Society: Time for Reflection
CDRI Working Paper Series No. 85. English, 32 pp. Oct 2013 (Download) This paper indicated that over the last 20 years in Cambodia, donor money was concentrated on funding a small group of NGOs, mostly located in the country’s centre. While it was not argued that NGOs have no influence, they had not demonstrated basic civil society features. However, more recently and with support from some ...
Author: Kim Sedara, Ou Sivhuoch - October , 2013
Governance
WP 84: Sub-National Civil society in Cambodia: A Gramscian Perspective
CDRI Working Paper Series No. 84. English, 28 pp. Oct 2013 (Download) The paper investigated sub-national civil society from the Gramscian perspective to supplement the existing model. Gramsci’s concept did not apply to some cases where the subnational state and civil society cooperated on a win-win basis. Subnational state’s behaviour was rather heterogeneous, permitting space for some civ ...
Author: Ou Sivhuoch - October , 2013
Governance
20 Years’ Strengthening of Cambodian Civil Society: Time for Reflection
Ou Sivhuoch and Kim Sedara: Working Paper # 85, October 2013
- October , 2013
Governance
Sub-National Civil Society in Cambodia: A Gramscian Perspective
by Ou Sivhouch: Working Paper #84, October 2013.
- October , 2013
Education
Leng, P. (2013). Foreign influence on Cambodian higher education since the 1990s. Mind & Time, Special Issue 2013/2014, 1-29.
Abstract This study examines how foreign influence has affected the Cambodian higher education system following the country’s adoption of a free market economy with multiple party politics over the past two decades. Examining various sources, the study has found that during the first half of the 1990s, foreign influence took two major forms: (1) the adoption of educational reforms initiated by international organizations, and (2) foreign assistance which comes with conditions. After the i ...
Author: LENG Phirom, PhD - September , 2013