2017 | "Rethinking Local History through Collaboration: The Creation of the Cambodian Community History and Archive Project." 1st author with Dr. Karen Quintiliani (CSULB). Special issue of Collaborative Anthropologies 8:1-2, 1-20, Fall-Spring 2015-16. |
2015 | The Space of Sorrow: a historic video dialogue between survivors and perpetrators of the Cambodian killing fields. 1st author with Dr. Karen Quintiliani (CSULB), and Rob Lemkin (Oldstreet Films). The International Journal of Human Rights, Volume 19, Issue 5, pp. 628-647. |
2015 | Cambodian-American Ritual Practices in Long Beach, California. IN Jonathan H. X. Lee, ed. Southeast Asian Diaspora in the United States: Memories & Visions, Yesterday, Today, & Tomorrow. London and New York: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. |
2014 | Three Decades of Cambodian American Political Activism in Long Beach, California. 2ndauthor with Dr. Karen Quintiliani (CSULB). IN The Age of Asian Migration: Continuity, Diversity, and Susceptibility (Vol. I). Eds, Chan, Y.W., Haines, D., and Lee, J.H.X.Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. |
2011 | Facilitating Dialogue between Cambodian American Survivors and Khmer Rouge Perpetrators. 2nd author with Dr. Karen Quintiliani (CSULB), documentary film maker, Robert Lemkin, and Cambodian journalist, Thet Sambath. Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, 23:4, 506-513,Dec 5, 2011. |
2010 | Reports from the Edge: Cambodian American College Students’ Narratives of Experience.IN Cambodian American Experiences: Histories, Communities, Cultures and Identities. Jonathan Lee, ed. Kendall Hunt Publishing |
2008 | Cambodians in Long Beach. Co-Authored with Dr. Karen Quintiliani, Associate Professor, Anthropology, CSU Long Beach. Arcadia Publishing. |
2008 | Cambodian Americans. IN the Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society. Richard Schaefer, ed. Sage Publications. |
2007 | Cambodians in Long Beach, California: The Making of a Community. Co-authored with Karen Quintiliani, CSU Long Beach. IN The Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies, 5(1):29-53. |
2003 | “This is Active Learning:” Theories of Language, Learning, and Social Relations in the Transmission of Khmer Literacy. IN Anthropology & Education Quarterly 33(1):27-49. |
2001 | “How can you be Cambodian if you don’t speak Khmer?” Language, Literacy, and Education in a Cambodian “Rhetoric of Distinction.” IN Negotiating Transnationalism: Selected Papers on Refugees and Immigrants, Volume IX, 2001. This is a peer review edited volume of the Committee on Refugee and Immigrant Issues, a sub-committee of the American Anthropological Association |
1994 | Khmer Literacy Learning and Instruction in the Cambodian Community of Long Beach, California. IN Papers from the Second Annual Meeting of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society, 1992. Karen L. Adams and Thomas John Hudak, eds. Pp. 427-440. Tempe: Arizona State University. |