| Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Nate Thayer |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Biding their time: Khmer Rouge aims for power in 5-10 years. (Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Cambodia takes a bath. (Cambodia's troubled economy) | Business, international | Susumu Awanohara, Nate Thayer |
| Farewell to arms. (Montagnard revolt for autonomy in Central Highlands of Vietnam) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Fighting words. (Cambodia's Khmer Rouge) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Hidden agenda. (Khmer Rouge and Cambodian peace accord) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Men of war: demobilised soldiers pose threat to peace. (includes related article) (Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Moaners beware: harassed UN reacts to negative press assessments. (press coverage of the UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Murderous instincts. (Cambodian peace process threatened by Tea Bun Long's assassination) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Not so secret agenda. (Cambodia) (Khmer Rouge and UN negotiations) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| The forgotten army. (Montagnard guerrillas of Vietnam and Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| The Pol Pot trail; UN efforts to end Khmer Rouge trade likely to fail. (Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer, Ted Morello |
| The war party: Khmer Rouge intransigence threatens peace. (Regional) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Things fall apart; crisis looms as Khmer Rouge seeks to wreck peace. | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Trail of tears. (Montagnard guerrillas of Vietnam and Cambodia, includes two sidebars) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
| Unsettled land: UN's delayed arrival starts to undermine peace settlement. (United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia)(includes related article on financing the peace) (Cambodia) | Business, international | Susumu Awanohara, Nate Thayer |
| Woes of a liberal. (Prime Minister Hun Sen blames other factions for political assassinations) (Cambodia) | Business, international | Nate Thayer |
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