The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop at University of Economics, Ho Chi Minh City is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by UEH Connected.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop at the University of Science (ITEC) is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by ITEC@University of Science, Ho Chi Minh City.

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. The upcoming meet-up of ReadCamp will have a presentation/talk, and discussion on Chapter #4: 'Jayavarman VII and the Crisis of the Thirteenth Century' from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.), led by Thomas Pearson.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop at Saigon Compass Hub, Ho Chi Minh City is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by Saigon Compass Hub.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@National University of Laos (Donnokkhoum) is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the National University of Laos.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@Lao-Korean College is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by the Lao-Korean College in Vientiane.

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. The upcoming meet-up of ReadCamp will have a presentation/talk, and discussion on Chapter #3: 'Kingship and Society in Angkor' from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.), led by Irina Chakraborty.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@National University of Laos (Donnokkhoum) is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by the Clinical Legal Education Program at the National University of Laos.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@National University of Laos (Dongdok) is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by the Faculty of Economics and Business Management at the National University of Laos.

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 3: 'Kingship and Society at Angkor' (p. 42 onwards) from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

Hindu iconography and symbolism have maintained a ubiquitous presence in Cambodia polity and society for over two millennia. Many aspects of Brahaminist culture and ritual are still followed by Cambodians, and Hindu deities worshipped, alongside Buddhism. Many aspects of Cambodian political culture also demonstrate strong Hindu influences and heritage. Our executive director, Anirudh S. Bhati, will talk about these influences at Nerd Night on Monday, 15 January 2018. 

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 3: 'Kingship and Society at Angkor' (p. 45 onwards) from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@Zaman University is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by Zaman University.

The upcoming Wikipedia Workshop@Department of Media and Communication  at the Royal University of Phnom Penh is an outreach event where workshop participants will be introduced to the basics of Wikipedia and how to go about editing it.  We will also be introducing participants to Wikipedia's sister projects such as Commons, Wiktionary, Wikisource, WikiVoyage etc. This event is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation and is hosted by the Department of Media and Communication at the Royal University of Phnom Penh.

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 3: 'Kingship and Society at Angkor' from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 2: 'The Beginnings of Cambodian History' (section on "Government and Society in early Cambodia" onwards) from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 2: 'The Beginnings of Cambodian History' (section on "Funan" onwards) from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up of ReadCamp will read from Chapter 2: 'The Beginnings of Cambodian History' from David Chandler's A History of Cambodia (4th ed.).

We invite participants to get together to read, review and discuss works by prominent authors and experts in the field of law, economics and public policy. This meet-up will primarily focus on the structure of the group and our plans for the future, as well as a reading of select excerpts from the first chapters of David Chandler's book 'A History of Cambodia' (4th edition)

This is an open lecture organized by the Pannasastra University as a part of their media and ethics course for students and young professionals. This talk will cover legal aspects of blogging and citizen journalism in Cambodia. Guests are welcome to join provided they register in advance using the form on this page.

This event is organized by the 5th Forum Ideas for Quebec in Montreal, September 2017. Our Director of Research professor Bradley J. Murg is one of the speakers. Please contact us via email for more information: info [at] mekongresearch [dot] org.

Note: This event is hosted by Politikoffee at Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Cambodia, with our Director of Research professor Bradley J. Murg as speaker. Please contact us via email for more information: info [at] mekongresearch [dot] org