A History of Cambodia, 4th Edition

Content: Illustrations
 Preface to the Fourth Edition
 1. Introduction
 2. The Beginnings of Cambodian History
 Indianization
 Funan
 Government and Society in Early Cambodia
 3. Kingship and Society at Angkor
 Sources for Angkorean History
 Jayavarmani II and the Founding of Angkor
 Yasovarman and His Successors
 Angkorean Kingship
 Angkor Wat
 4. Jayavarman VII and the Crisis of the Thirteenth Century
 Theravada Buddhism and the Crisis of the Thirteenth Century
 Zhou Daguan's Account of Angkor, 1296-97
 5. Cambodia After Angkor
 The Shift from Angkor to Phnom Penh. Cambodia in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth CenturiesValues in Seventeenth Century Cambodia
 Vietnamese and Thai Activities in Cambodia
 Conclusions
 6. State, Society, and Foreign Relations, 1794-1848
 Society and Economy
 Patronage and Government
 The Okya
 Cambodia's Relations with Vietnam and Siam
 7. The Crisis of the Nineteenth Century
 The Imposition of Vietnamese Control
 The Vietnamization of Cambodia, 1835-40
 Siam and the Restoration of Cambodian Independence
 8. The Early Stages of the French Protectorate
 The Establishment of the French Protectorate
 The Tightening of French Control. Sisowath's Early Years9. Cambodia's Response to France, 1916-45
 The 1916 Affair
 The Assassination of Resident Bardez
 The Beginnings of Nationalism
 The Impact of World War II
 The Growth of Nationalism and the Return of the French
 10. Gaining Independence
 The Development of Political Parties
 The Growth of the Left
 Shanouk and the Achievement of Independence
 11. From Independence to Civil War
 The Assembly Election
 Sihanouk's Policies
 Opposition to Sihanouk
 Sihanouk's Rule: A Balance Sheet
 Sihanouk's Decline
 The Coup of 1970
 The Khmer Republic's Slow Collapse. 12. Revolution in CambodiaDK Takes Power, 1975-76
 The Four-Year Plan
 A Crisis in the Party
 Conflict with Vietnam
 DK Closes Down
 13. Cambodia Since 1979
 The PRK: Early Phases
 Opposition to the PRK
 The CGDK
 The Vietnamese Withdrawal
 The UNTAC Period and After
 The End of the Khmer Rouge
 The Coup de Force of 1997
 Twenty-First Century Cambodia
 Conclusion
 Notes
 Bibliographic Essay
 Index.