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Contents 5 Acknowledgements 9 Illustrations 13 Abbreviations 14 Introduction 17 Part 1 The Politics of Knowledge in Cambodia 27 Chapter 1 A Post-Colonial Nation 31 1 French Rule (1863–1953) 33 1.1 Colonial Orientalism and Its ‘Dissidents’ 37 1.2 ‘Angkorization’ of Cambodia 39 1.3 Knowledge Modernization through Buddhism 40 1.4 ‘Amateur’ Scholars 43 2 Independent Cambodia (1953–1970) 44 2.1 Birth of ‘Khmer Studies’ 48 2.2 The Royal University of Fine Arts (1965–1975) 52 Chapter 2 Civil War, Genocide and CEDORECK 55 1 The Khmer Republic (1970–1975) 55 1.1 The Khmer-Môn Institute (1971–1975) 57 2 The Khmer Rouge (1975–1979) 59 3 Rebuilding from the Ashes 63 3.1 In Cambodia: the People’s Republic of Kampuchea (1979–1993) 63 3.2 Cultural Survival in Exile: the CEDORECK 66 Chapter 3 Cambodia after UNTAC 73 1 UNTAC and Its Legacies 74 2 Education after UNTAC 82 3 From ‘Media to Digital Democracy’? 86 4 Non-Governmental Organizations 91 Part 2 The Making of a Hybrid Academic Institution 101 Chapter 4 The Center for Khmer Studies 107 1 Defining the Center’s Mission 109 2 Building ‘From the Bottom-Up’ 112 Chapter 5 An Integrated Capacity-Building Program 131 1 Programmatic Genesis 131 2 The
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