In 2000, the political situation in Cambodia remained relatively stable for the second year in
a row, which was an important achievement, given the country's tortuous history. This …

The passage of 13 years since the first post-UNTAC (United Nations Transitional Authority in
Cambodia) elections were held in Cambodia, in 1993, gives emphasis to the single most …

The year 2001 marked the third year of relative political stability in Cambodia since the 1998
general elections. This calm political environment has set the stage for the coalition …

The events of the past year in Cambodia should be viewed against the background of the
dynamics set in motion by the nationwide elections of May 1993. These elections essentially …

JOSEPH J. ZASLOFF fter three decades of turbulence, Cambodia has entered a period of
political A stability. A new government was invested in December 1998, following a second …

In September 1993, after a generation of destruction and divisiveness, the conditions
conducive to peace and reconciliation in Cambodia seemed to be in place. The national …

Democracy versus Authoritarianism In an unequal battie between the forces of democracy
and authoritarianism, the latter prevailed. While many within the CPP and FUNCINPEC …

Almost 20 years after the democratic transition first began on 23 October 1991 (when four
armed factions and 18 other foreign states finally signed the Paris Peace Agreements) …

This chapter reviews major domestic and foreign policy developments in Cambodia in 2008.
Three major issues are highlighted: the fourth national elections, the border dispute with …

For Cambodia, 1993 was a watershed year. The involvement of the United Na tions reached
a climax with national elections, which were held successfully despite Khmer Rouge …