A History - Of Cambodia

David Chandler's is widely considered the definitive English-language text on the nation's past. Originally published in 1983 and now in its fourth edition, it is praised by the Journal of Asian Studies as an "original contribution, superior to any other existing work". 📖 Content & Scope

Details the "golden age" of the Khmer Empire and its architectural achievements.

The latest edition adds analysis on globalization and modern political sociology. A History of Cambodia

Covers the centuries of decline and struggle between Siam (Thailand) and Vietnam.

Examines the rise of Indianized states like Funan and Chenla. The latest edition adds analysis on globalization and

Unflinchingly documents the 1970 coup, the American bombing, and the brutal Khmer Rouge regime.

Analyzes the 90-year French Protectorate and the preservation of the Cambodian state. Unflinchingly documents the 1970 coup, the American bombing,

The book provides a chronological narrative from prehistory to the early 21st century.