Power, Resistance and Women Politicians in Cambodia: Discourses of Emancipation: 108

A rigorous examination of how Cambodian women navigate the complex terrain of political power in a post-conflict society. This NIAS Press volume unpacks the discourses surrounding women's political participation, exploring the tensions between traditional expectations and contemporary aspirations for equality. Through careful analysis, it reveals how women politicians resist, negotiate, and reshape power structures. Perfect for scholars of Southeast Asian politics, gender studies researchers, and anyone interested in the realities of women's political agency in Cambodia.