Conservation and development in Cambodia exploring frontiers of change in nature, state and society

1. The Political Ecology of Cambodia\'s Transformation  Sarah Milne and Sango Mahanty  2. Shackled to Nature? The Post-conflict State and its Symbiotic Relationship with Natural Resources  Sarah Milne, Pak Kimchoeun, and Michael Sullivan  Part 1: Transformation, Complexity and Contestation in Nature-Society Relations  3. Lost in Transition: Landscape, Ecological Gradients and Legibility on the Tonle Sap Floodplain  Andrew S. Roberts  4. Can Market Integration Improve Livelihoods and Safeguard the Environment? The Case of Hybrid Rice Varieties in Cambodia\'s Agricultural Heartland  Maylee Thavat  5. Land is Life: An Analysis of the Role \'Grand Corruption\' Plays in Enabling Elite Grabbing of Land in Cambodia  Megan MacInnes  6. Contested Development and Environment: Chinese-backed Hydropower and Infrastructure Projects in Cambodia  Michael Sullivan  Part 2: Interventions in Natural Resource Management  7. Managing Protected Areas in Cambodia: The Challenge for Conservation Bureaucracies in a Hostile Governance Environment  Richard Paley  8. In Whose Name and in Whose Interests? An Actor-oriented Analysis of Community Forestry in Bey, a Khmer village in Northeast Cambodia  Robin Biddulph  9. The Forest Carbon Commodity Chain in Cambodia\'s Voluntary Carbon Market  Sango Mahanty, Amanda Bradley and Sarah Milne  Part 3: Social Movements and Radical Responses to Transformation  10. What about the \'Unprotected\' Areas? Building on Traditional Forms of Ownership and Land Use for Dealing with New Contexts  Jeremy Ironside  11. Cultures and Histories of Resistance in Cambodia  Margaret Slocomb  12. A \'People\'s\' Irrigation Reservoir on the Tonle Sap Floodplain  John Marston and Chhuon Hoeur  13. Story-telling and Social Change: A Case Study of the Prey Lang Community Network  Terry Parnell