An edition of Cambodian culture since 1975
(1994)
Cambodian Culture Since 1975
Homeland and Exile (Asia East By South)
by May Ebihara, Judy Ledgerwood, May M. Ebihara, and Carol A. Mortland
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Khmers, Politics and government, Intellectual life, Asian / Middle Eastern history, History of ideas, intellectual history, International institutions, Political structure & processes, Sociology, Foreign countries, Contemporary Politics - Asia, Intellectual Life (General), History - General History, ASIA, Southeast Asia, 1975-1979, 1979-, Cambodia, Khmer (volk), HISTORY / Asia / Southeast Asia, Khmers à l'étranger, Politique et gouvernement, Vie intellectuelle, Sociale ontwikkeling, Cambodia, politics and government, Cambodia, social conditions, Khmer (Southeast Asian people)Places
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"The perception among Khmer that their culture has been lost, or is being lost, is pervasive."
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