The Center for Khmer Studies is deeply committed to the development of the higher education sector in Cambodia, and as such, sees the publication and dissemination of academic and reference materials about Cambodia and Southeast Asia – and those in the Khmer language – as critical.  Central to this is the strengthening of the publishing sector in Cambodia which has been severely affected by 25 years of turmoil, the neglect and destruction of libraries and the genocide and flight of the educated classes.

 

Publishing in Cambodia is currently undergoing a renaissance, and CKS is proud to be contributing to the revitalization of this sector through activities that include: the training of young Cambodians in publishing and translation through applied learning, seminars and workshops and the publication of original research materials and monographs, and the translation into the Khmer language of research and academic materials. 

 

CKS is engaged in training young Cambodian translators through its Translation Capacity Building Program and publishes selected academic and reference materials in the Khmer language translated by our cohort of supervised and trained program participants. 

 

CKS is also engaged in publishing new and relevant material on Cambodia and Southeast Asia, such as: our annual peer reviewed journal highlighting new trends in Khmer Studies; publications that arise out of CKS research projects and selected conferences; and new research materials and monographs providing vital and updated research in the social sciences and humanities. 

 

●   Highlighted Publications

●   Siksacakr: The Journal for the Center for Khmer Studies

●   Khmer Language Translations (New)  

●   Conference Proceedings

●   Monographs, Reports and Research Materials

 

Our publications are available at both CKS offices and various bookshops in Cambodia, including Monument Books, International Book Center, Peace Book Center, Angkor Book Center and bookshops close to universities in Phnom Penh. 

 

CKS Headquarters, Wat Damnak, Siem Reap, 063 964 385

CKS Phnom Penh Office: # 8 Street 600, Tuol Kork, 023 991 937

Monday through Friday (8:00 – 5:00 p.m.)

To order from outside Cambodia, please contact: publishing@khmerstudies.org

 

  Download In Focus, the annual CKS Newsletter

 

Contact:

KHENG Pytou Kethya, Publishing Coordinator