This paper proposes 'ruralization'as a concept that human geographers are well placed to
develop across the rural-urban geography divide and in dialogue with scholars in cognate …

Support for gender equality has increased globally, and studies of this trend usually
examine individual-and/or country-level factors. However, this overlooks subnational …

In this paper, we provide a new approach to defining and operationalizing integration as
“making place.” We distinguish between making place for–a process of accommodation …

Cambodia's recent crackdown on freedoms of expression, association, and assembly
coincides with the wider geopolitical ascent of illiberal democracy. Scholarly and public …

Cambodia's long cultivated repeated myth of homogeneity (Edwards, 2007, Ter Horst, 2008)
disguises an inconvenient truth. Though less diverse than many of its Southeast Asian …

This paper explores the participation of elder members of Cambodian households in
translocal livelihoods. Based on linked, rural–urban fieldwork rooted in a Phnom Penh …

This article uses evidence from Cambodia to explore the role of remittances in replicating
rural inequalities in urban areas. In doing so, it uses a mixed methodology, incorporating …

This paper uses the context of Cambodia's 2013/14 and 2015 minimum wage campaigns to
demonstrate the translocally rural-urban nature of worker agency and activism within global …

Focusing on three neighbouring villages in Cambodia, this paper argues the need for a multi-
scalar interpretation of the relationship between mobility and wealth. It analyses migrant …

Indigenous migratory practices have never been comfortably explained using deterministic
theories of migration. In this paper, we argue that translocalism offers new hopeful …