Catalogue crooks: Cambodia

Article Abstract:

The effort to restore Cambodia's Angkor Wat is being hindered not by war, but by a crime wave. All combatants in the civil war agree that the thievery of precious art objects must end, yet the Angkor Wat Conservation Office continues to be a prime target for robbery.

Antiquities, Crime, Art thefts, Angkor Wat, Cambodia

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Tests of the truth

Article Abstract:

The principle foundation of the scientific method is the experiment, through which findings come to be accepted as scientific truth. The concept of experimentation created the scientific revolution, as cause and effect came under controlled scrutiny.

Methods, Research, Science, Scientific method, Experimental design, Research design

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Not a grain of truth: Cambodia

Article Abstract:

Eighty percent of the Cambodian workforce are rice farmers. Under Khmer Rouge agricultural policies production has slowed to the point where there is widespread hunger. Deep water rice is making a comeback, but yields per acreage is still very low.

Grain industry, Agricultural policy, Khmer Rouge

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