Elites are threatening Cambodia’s forests
Cock, Andrew, (2017). Elites are threatening Cambodia’s forests. East Asia Forum, n/a-n/a
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Sub-type Website article Author Cock, Andrew Title Elites are threatening Cambodia’s forests Appearing in East Asia Forum Check publisher's open access policy Publication Date 2017-03-11 Place of Publication Online Publisher East Asia Forum Start page n/a End page n/a Language eng Abstract Large-scale plantations have resulted in Cambodia exhibiting one of the world’s highest rates of deforestation. This deforestation was perhaps the inevitable outcome of the rapaciously wasteful logging operations that occurred during the 1990s as the countryside was integrated into the global economy after decades of civil war and sanction-induced isolation. The major driver of forest policy during the 1990s, and now, concerns elites who deploy the state to manage and exploit Cambodia’s natural resources. UNBIS Thesaurus NATURAL RESOURCES
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