Armed conflict has traditionally seen the targeting and destruction of cultural property and
heritage from antiquity to modern conflicts in Syria. Despite the cultural connection between …

This study discusses a topic that is relatively understudied in economics: looting and
destruction of cultural heritage sites and objects during epochs of violence. While economic …

This chapter explores the extent to which religion can provide targeted groups with a means
of resisting and responding to acts of genocide. It uses a case study of the experience of the …

The Cham people are an ethnic minority in Cambodia making up about two percent of the
total population. Most of the Cham people practice Islam and maintain their cultural identity …

This study discusses a topic that is relatively understudied in economics: cultural heritage
sites and their obliteration. While economics literature on culture, cultural practices, and …

This thesis covers the historiographical migration of both the Khmer and Cham peoples of
the Kingdom of Cambodia, from 1832 to 2020. It focuses on how migration shaped the lives …

Artykuł przedstawia miejsce muzułmańskiej mniejszości Czam w Kambodży jako odrębnej
grupy etnicznej i religijnej. Czamowie, członkowie trzech grup o odmiennym pochodzeniu …

Abstract 'Cham', as an ethnic identity group emerged under the Kingdom of Champa that
was spread across parts of present day central Cambodia and southern Vietnam. With a loss …