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References and persons interviewed

 

Bann, C. (1997) An economic analysis of tropical forest land use options, Ratanakiri province, Cambodia, Singapore: EEPSEA.

Boardman, A. E., D. H. Greenberg, A. R. Vining, and D. L. Weimer (2001) Cost-benefit analysis: concepts and practice, 2nd ed., Upper

Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Carrere, R. (2004) ‘Plantations are not forests’, Watershed People’s Forum on Ecology, 9(3), March – June.

Cock, A. (2004) ‘Poverty reduction as the justification for forest destruction: the case of the Tum Ring rubber plantation

development’, Watershed People’s Forum on Ecology, 9(3), March – June: 30–39.

Council for Social Development (2002) National poverty reduction strategy 2003–2005, Phnom Penh: Royal Government of Cambodia.

Evans, T. D., P. Hout, P. Phet, and M. Hang (2003) A study of resin-tapping and livelihoods in southern Mondulkiri, Cambodia, with

implications for conservation and forest management, Phnom Penh: Wildlife Conservation Society.

Global Witness (2002) No limited forest exportation, Phnom Penh: Global Witness.

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Kirkpatrick, C. (2004) ‘The livelihood impacts of a commercial rubber plantation in rural Cambodia’, MA Thesis, International

Development Studies Dalhousie University, Canada.

Lang, C. (2002) ‘The pulp invasion: the international pulp and paper industry in the  Mekong Region’, WRM Bulletin 58, May.

Lynn, S. R. (2003) Economic development: theory and practice for a divided world, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

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Sargent, C. and S. Bass (1992) Plantation politics: forest plantations in development, London: Earthscan.

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Sinden, J. A. and D. J. Thampapillai (1995) Introduction to benefit-cost analysis, Melbourne, Australia: Longman.

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Yang Saing,  Koma, Pel Sokha, Anne Pouliquen and Keam Makarady (1998) ‘Socioeconomic assessment study on family scale rubber

plantation development project in Roka Po Pram, Thbong Khmum district, Kampong Cham’, Report for CEDAC, June.

 

10 villagers in Samrong

10 villagers in Ronteah

14 villagers in Tum Ar

Mr. Soum Kim, Tum Ring commune chief

Mr. Oum Oun, Samrong village chief

Mr. Ngoun Mao, Ronteah village chief

Mr. Sos Nay, Tum Ar village chief

Mr. Thong Sophet, RPFD director

Mr. Him Aun, Tum Ring rubber plantation Director

Mr. Chhorn Kongmean, Financial Director in Chup Rubber Plantation

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