The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) consolidated legislative control with a decisive
election victory in 2008. Four contributing factors are identified: CPP control of local …

This article provides an overview and assessment of the United Nations' peacekeeping
operation in Cambodia. The peacekeeping operation was successful from the point of view …

The year 2007 began with a controversy that threatened the credibility of the already fragile
Khmer Rouge tribunal and ended with the high-profile arrests of surviving senior Khmer …

Nearly three years ago, after almost two decades of terror, repression, and civil strife,
Cambodia held UN-supervised elections that marked a key point in its transition toward …

The year 1990 was characterized by deepening political dissension among the leaders of
the SOC (State of Cambodia), formerly the PRK (People's Republic of Kampuchea); the …

he Cambodian endgame has entered a new and critical stage. The regime installed in
Phnom Penh by Vietnam eleven years ago—the People's Republic of Kampuchea …

Liberal democracy was introduced to Cambodia in the early 1990s, but has failed to
consolidate. Over the past two decades, the Cambodian People's Party has dominated the …

With national elections the centerpiece of the United Nations peace initiative in Cambodia,
both front-runner parties confronted a new challenge: putting their parties to a popular vote …