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  1. Cultural comparison chart: American and Cambodian cultures by Jeffrey Merrill Smith, 1991
  2. CAMBODIAN CULTURE SINCE 1975. Homeland and Exile. by May M. et al (eds.): Ebihara, 1999
  3. [Siḷpà niṅ vappadharn Khmaer] =: Cambodian arts and culture by Lay Kry, 1977
  4. Cambodian Culture since 1975: Homeland and Exile.
  5. Cambodian arts and culture by Lay Kry, 1977
  6. Bridging two cultures: Assisting Cambodian children to deal with loss and change by Maggie Downs, 1984
  7. Language and culture series by Sivone Brahm, 1980
  8. Painted Stories: Life of a Cambodian Family from 1941 to the Present by Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture, 2002-12
  9. A CAMBODIAN TREASURY - Readings in History, Culture, Religion and Literature by 1991
  10. A mother daughter culture clash: Chandra Touch has struggled to make her mother, a Cambodian immigrant, understand her American Lifestyle and ambitions.(VOICES): ... An article from: New York Times Upfront by Chandra Touch, 2007-09-17
  11. Cambodian refugees: An introduction to their history and culture by Paula Gillett, 1989
  12. The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Volume 6: Ethnicity (New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture)
  13. Why Vietnam Invaded Cambodia: Political Culture and the Causes of War by Stephen J. Morris, 1999-05
  14. Body, memory and wordless stories: the Sam women and Cambodian classical dance training.: An article from: Women and Language by Judith Hamera, 1996-03-22

21. Readers Submissions: The Cambodian Culture Shock
Stickman s guide to Bangkok Reader s Submissions The cambodian culture Shock. By Warlord. Recommended by Stickman s guide to Bangkok.
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Stickman's guide to B a n g k o k Reader's Submissions: The Cambodian Culture Shock By Warlord
The first thing I'll say about Cambodia is that on first impressions the place makes you feel like you are in one huge brothel. Is that a good thing? Well I guess that depends on your point of view? If you're reading Stick's website then for you, it most probably is a good thing. I was travelling with a mate around South East Asia towards the end of the year 2000 and we landed at Phnom Penh airport after flying in from Saigon. $20 later and a shiny new visa in the passport, we scored a cab into the city and checked into the Narin Guest House. You'll have to forgive me but I can't remember many specific road names of the places I'm going to mention. Has anyone ever read the book “Off The Rails In Phnom Penh”? I’d just read it while we were in Nam, and Cambodia sounded pretty damn hot. Lots of weed, pussy, and excitement to name but a few of the attractions that jumped out of those photocopied pages. Orientation in P.P. is pretty straightforward when you compare it to a city like Bangkok. It's a small city with a population of around 1,500,000, and getting around is simple. There's 1000s of motos (motorbike taxis) that you can hire mega cheaply and these chaps don’t try and kill you like the rascals do in BKK. Anyway… back to the point. My friend and I decided to just go for a beer and some food, whoring was the last thing on our minds. We walked for a while through PP, just getting a feel for the place, and ended up in a side street than runs parallel to one of the main boulevards. I think the boulevard may have been called Monievong Avenue?

22. Im Kimsour And The Cambodian Culture
I hold a lot of activities to introduce the cambodian culture to people, such as Cambodian dance group, Watphnom, Cambodian language class and a lot more.
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Hello, I'm Im Kimsuor!!
I hold a lot of activities to introduce the Cambodian culture to people, such as Cambodian dance group, Watphnom Cambodian language class and a lot more. I live a quite busy life with all these activities.
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This is a Khmer folk dance group that I am in charge of. Please come and see if you are interested. We practice dancing every Thursday, from 6:30p.m. at Shibuya Elementary School. Cambodian Language Class (Japanese only)
I teach Cambodian several times a week. There are two courses now; for beginners and for intermediate. My students are trying very hard to learn Cambodian though there are not many students in the class.

23. Cambodian Culture Day: UNESCO Culture Sector
Copyright. Museums. Cultural Tourism. Special Focus. In Asia and the Pacific Cambodia cambodian culture Day. cambodian culture Day Exhibition, lectures, shows.
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24. Cambodian Culture Day: UNESCO Culture Sector
cambodian culture Day. Exhibition, lectures, shows. 10h 18h, at UNESCO (7, place Fontenoy, 75007 Paris). Information Accueil Cambodgien
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25. Travel Intelligence | Cambodian Culture & The Criminal Element By Anthony Healy
Site Search cambodian culture The Criminal Element by Anthony Healy. How culpable are tourists in the looting of Cambodian temples?
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27. Cambodian Culture - Diversity Coalition
Cambodian Cultural Profile. destroyed. Not only were millions of people killed, the cambodian culture was largely destroyed. The
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Compiled by EthnoMed. Geography Cambodia borders Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam in the southeastern part of Asia. Before 1970 Cambodia was fairly rich in natural and agricultural resources. Cambodia, unlike most Southeast Asian countries, enjoyed a stable export business and shipped rice, rubber, coal, and cotton worldwide. Many people lived in small villages near waterways, the majority working in agriculture. Traditionally, high status was given only to Buddhist monks and important government officials. Traditional values included a strong family identity, respect for ancestors and the past and a desire for smooth interpersonal relationships, i.e., nonconfrontational in disagreement, tolerance for ambiguity, and willingness to accept things the way they were (Kinzie, Fredrickson, Ben, Fleck and Karls, 1984). [top] History and Politics In contrast to this solid economic foundation, the political framework was unstable. The government was dominated by unpredictable leadership and erratic government policies. Some struggles ended when France established its protectorate over Cambodia in 1863. When Cambodia gained its independence from France in 1953, Prince Norodom Sihanouk ruled as an autocracy and continued to rule until 1970. In 1970 his prime minister, General Lon Nol, overthrew him and established a military government. The Khmer Rouge (Red or Communist Cambodians), a small movement of revolutionaries, began as a reaction to the military rule of Lon Nol and waged a war with the army until 1975 (Mattson, 1993).

28. Cambodian Culture - Diversity Coalition
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29. CARA - Cambodian Culture Dance Troupe Of San Jose
To Unite our community, to preserve the cambodian culture and work toward the progress of the future generations.
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30. CAMBODIAN CULTURE FORUM - Message Index
cambodian culture FORUM. Message Index. Welcome! Messages Posted Within the Last 10 Year(s), (Compressed Listing). Re Khay/Gia, U and
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      Search Engine   Top: Society: Ethnicity: Asian: Asian-American: Cambodian American (6) See Also: Home: Cooking: World Cuisines: Asian: Cambodian Society: Ethnicity: Khmer Cambodian Association of Illinois - Enables refugees and immigrants from Cambodia residing in Illinois, especially those in Metropolitan Chicago, to become self-sufficient, productive participants in the United States. Includes cultural programs, events, support services and contacts. Cambodian -American Heritage Inc (CAHI) - An organization focused on preserving Cambodian arts and culture in the United States. Includes information an events calendar for its classical and folk dance troupe and music ensemble performances, and free training services. Cambodian
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    cambodian culture and artistic expression were overshadowed by the greatness of the past. Music occupied a dominant place in traditional cambodian culture.
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    36. Culture Webquest
    We all appreciate that you volunteered to prepare a briefing on cambodian culture. Poor Prof. First, he needs a summary of the cultural heritage of Cambodia.
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    Culture WebQuest Introduction Professor Kittenger thanks you and your team for supporting this important mission. We all appreciate that you volunteered to prepare a briefing on Cambodian culture. Poor Prof. Edwards; he is still missing his diplomatic staff. This element of the mission is a bit less "fact oriented" than the other two parts. This mission really requires you to use your personal judgment and powers of observation. The Professor is counting on you to do a good job and has already expressed confidence in your team. First, he needs a summary of the cultural heritage of Cambodia. Then, he needs any observations you can offer about the people and their culture that will help him to plan for future growth. The Quest Your first task is to do your online research and note important observations about the culture, religion, and arts of Cambodia. You’ll find the research resources below. Some are not very easy to read; others are photographs or art of Cambodia. Second, you and your team will review your notes and figure out which observations are the most important. (Remember that Prof. Edwards is looking for a background summary plus anything to help him understand how to plan growth in the region.)

    37. Index2_page
    The goal of The Cambodian Cultural Museum and Killing Fields Memorial is to increase public understanding of cambodian culture and the Cambodian genocide
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    38. Cambodian Culture Night 2003
    cambodian culture Night 2003 3/10/2003. page 1 of 8, Next. DSC00079, DSC00080, DSC00083, DSC00085, DSC00087. DSC00088, DSC00089, DSC00091, DSC00092, DSC00093.
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    40. Dance | The Spirit Of Cambodia | Resources & Links
    Cambodia A Country Study Guide With illustrations, maps, statistics and myriad facts, this guide to the in s and out s of cambodian culture gives the reader
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    A Determined Survivor Revives Khmer Classical Dance

    An account about a Khmer Rouge survivor seeking to revive the tradition of dance.
    Angkor, Cambodia Archaeological Project

    This site presents a multi-disciplinary research project to explore the archaeological history of the Mun River valley of Northeast Thailand. Undertaken by University of Otago Department of Anthropology and the Fine Arts Department of Thailand, the site includes exciting pre-press images and field reports.
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    Information on ACTMalaria's efforts in Bangladesh, Cambodia, China (Yunnan Province), Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam including their newsletters in full and related links.
    Beauty and Darkness: Cambodia in Modern History

    Numerous articles dealing with Cambodian history, culture, the Khmer Rouge, and American actions during the Vietnamese war. Also contains oral histories, a photo gallery and an excellent list of links.

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