The Center for Khmer Studies is a non-governmental institution supported by international foundations, educational institutions, scholars, the US Department of Education, and interested individuals and philanthropists from the US, France, and Cambodia.
CKS is a non-governmental institution supported by international foundations, educational institutions, scholars, the US department of education, and interested individuals and philanthropists from the US, France, and Cambodia.
CKS’s research and educational programs are run from our headquarters in Siem Reap and from our office in Phnom Penh. Please visit us to learn more about the work we do!
Speaker: Dr. Sophie Biard
Date: 21-May-2021
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
The temples of Angkor as we see them today give only a partial view of their former state. Throughout centuries, lootings and occupations have upset their furnishings, and much archaeological research has been terminated, thus separating the scarce…
Posted on: 4-May-2021
Speaker: Eve Zucker and Ben Kiernan
Date: 28-April-2021
9:30 am
EST
This anthology of 17 chapters examines waves of political violence that impacted six Southeast Asian countries – Indonesia, Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam – from the wars of independence in the mid-twentieth century to America’s Indochina…
Posted on: 25-April-2021
Book DescriptionNew book by CKS President and fellow Eve Zucker and CKS Affiliate Laura McGrew featuring chapters on Cambodia by Toni Shapiro Phim, Laura McGrew, and Eve Zucker.
Coexistence in the Aftermath of Mass Violence demonstrates how…
Posted on: 19-April-2021
New book by CKS President and fellow, Eve Zucker and Ben Kiernan featuring chapters by several CKS fellows and affiliates including William Kwok, Laura McGrew, and Kosal Path. Additional Cambodia-related chapters including an introduction by Kiernan and Zucker. The…
Posted on: 12-April-2021
Speaker: William Kwok
Date: 23-April-2021
8:00 am
Cambodia Time
This talk examines how and why local subordinates carry out leaders’ orders for mass killings. While existing studies have mostly focused on the causes of genocide, William Kwok’s dissertation examines the organization and implementation of mass killings in…
Posted on: 5-April-2021
Now opening for applications until 15 June 2021 (Cambodia Time)
The Center for Khmer Studies (CKS) is providing a fellowship to a qualified Cambodian scholar to conduct research on the Elizabeth Becker Collection and other audiovisual materials…
Posted on: 5-April-2021
PO Box 9380
Wat Damnak, Siem Reap
Cambodia
Tel: (855) 063 964 385
Subscribe to our newsletter.
Subscribe to our newsletter for CKS updates.
Our website uses cookies to help ensure you have the best experience while visiting khmerstudies.org.
