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1	Úvod do studia bronzové industrie v Kambodži / The introduction to the bronze studies in Cambodia Seang, Rosath January 2011 (has links) AJ The work is paid to the study of the Bronze Age in the territory of Cambodia. This period is dated from the year 4000. Study of the Bronze Age in Cambodia, located in the lowlands in Southeast Asia, has long been influenced by the fact that the country was in the years 1865 - 1953 French colony. And yet they were the first archaeological excavations of prehistoric loklait made in Cambodia earlier than in other countries in East and Southeast Asia. Representative of the French protectorate in Cambodia Lieutenant Jean Moura, led by a focus on prehistoric monuments, won the research in 1864, stone tools at the site near the river Samrong Sen Chinita. The findings were later moved to study in France. Samrong Sen and the location was again examined in the years 1878-1879. This was practically initiated the study of the Bronze Age in Cambodia. The present study deals with a detailed description of the geography of Cambodia, the composition of the population, society, religion and language peculiarities. The basis of the work is characteristic of the major archaeological sites of the Bronze Age, classifications and technical analysis finds of bronze objects. The work can be seen as a first overview study of the Bronze Age in the territory of Cambodia.
2	The Kamchay Hydropower Project -Hydropower development in Cambodia and eastern Asia Malmquist, Peter, Sigfridsson, Mats January 2003 (has links) The objective in this case study is to highlight typical problems of a planned hydropower dam project in Bokor National Park, Cambodia. The focal point in the line of questioning is the usage of public participation in larger exploration plans in a development country and to give a comprehensive survey of some of the participant involved. The study also discusses how the WCD report is used by non-govemental organisation to validate their claims. To be able to understand how the Cambodian society works, the study also includes a short briefing of recent Cambodian history. The study shows that the local people are more or less neglected in the preliminary investigations. Even if information meetings are held open, they are conducted in such a way that it is hard for common people to participate. The meetings are held in English and not in the domestic language Khmer. Critical groups are not formally invited but welcome to attend, most of their statements are withdrawn from the official protocols. The study also reveals that the leading entrepreneurs more or less neglects the environmental hazards in the construction by focus their information and calculations on the positive effects of the project. The study has been made as a field study, on location in Cambodia. hydropower eastern asia cambodia development mrc public participation kamchay khmer sida vattenkraft dammar folkligt deltagande deltagande miljöpåverkan mfs environment kambodia displacement ecosystems hydroelectric ngo mekong phnom penh kampot bokor wcd wcd-report cepa wildaid oxfam rural ded khmer rouge powergrid elproduktion dams turbines power production Engineering and Technology Teknik och teknologier

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Úvod do studia bronzové industrie v Kambodži / The introduction to the bronze studies in Cambodia

The Kamchay Hydropower Project -Hydropower development in Cambodia and eastern Asia