Publications
Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Hanoi office regularly publishes a wide range of resources on issues relevant to Southeast Asia and beyond. All our articles, books and research papers are free to access. Together with our partners, we strive to enrich political debates, shed light on key issues, and offer up different perspectives on regional and global challenges. We have categorized our publications according to topics and countries. Please use the tags below.
Active categories:
- Cambodia
- Social Justice
Covid-19 Crisis in the Mekong Region
This paper provides an introduction to the initial impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on some of the most vulnerable populations across the Mekong region.
Expropriation, Exploitation, and Unequal Exchange
An illustrated introduction to the capitalist transformation of the Mekong region
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Cambodian Laborers’ Plight
This special feature highlights the living and working conditions across Cambodia's labor market in the tumultuous year of 2020.
The Conscience of Clothing
This eight-part documentary takes two fashion-bloggers on a deep dive into Cambodia's exploitative garment industry to invite critical reflexion and a search for alternatives.
Beyond Development
This notable book has been translated into Burmese, Khmer and Vietnamese to strengthen the dialogue on alternatives to development between Latin America and the Mekong region.
'Special Economic Zones' in the Mekong Region
This study develops two case studies of special economic zones in Cambodia and Myanmar, of the incentives and assurances offered to investors weighed against the protection and benefits to local communities, workers, and the environment.
Chasing Investment Capital
This overview offers a critical perspective on the scale and range of large-scale investments across the Mekong region and how these investments privilege large investors over local populations and public interest.
Ende der Blockade
[German only] The recent agreement between government and opposition might contribute towards Cambodia's democratization. If Hun Sen dares 'more democracy', people in Cambodia can hope for a better future.
'Everything But Arms'
[German only] The trade agreement between Cambodia and the EU aggravates land-grabbing practices and threatens well-being on Cambodia's countryside.
Parliamentary Elections in Cambodia
[German only] In surprising turn of events, the ruling Cambodian People's Party was unable to consolidate power. Instead, the newly formed opposition party made significant gains and sparked debate on the future of Cambodia's democracy.