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Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen. Published by Burma Lawyers' Council, Bangkok, Thailand. ISBN 974-8430... more Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen.
Published by Burma Lawyers' Council, Bangkok, Thailand.
ISBN 974-8430-47-2
Dutch-English Railway Dictionary, published by NVBS. ISBN 978-90-818932-3-7
Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Department of Dermatology, Preah Kossamak Hospital. 410 pages. ISBN 978-9924-9022-0-1 e-book, 2015
Papers by Peter Gutter
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
... Despite his reliance on Buddhist concepts and his rejection of Marxist dialectics, General Ne... more ... Despite his reliance on Buddhist concepts and his rejection of Marxist dialectics, General NeWin was secular in outlook. He be-lieved that the Revolutionary Council (the name of the Burmese military gov-ernment at that time) ought not to favour any particular religion. ...
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
BA thesis by Peter Gutter
From the 1960s through to the 1990s, the Cambodian people suffered severely from aerial bombardme... more From the 1960s through to the 1990s, the Cambodian people suffered severely from aerial bombardments, civil war, and the mass murder committed under the Khmer Rouge regime. As a result, many Cambodians are traumatized. However, mental healthcare in Cambodia is extremely limited. Inversely proportional to this has been the development of the media in Cambodia over the past three decades, with the result that Cambodia is now a media-rich society. This makes it relevant to find out how media, and more specifically film productions, might be able to help Cambodians deal with trauma. This study is based on an analysis of six interviews and six film productions. The selection of films was based on the interviews, as the respondents talked about specific films and ways in which these can help them deal with their traumatic past. The findings of this study suggest that there are at least eighteen ways in which film can help Cambodians deal with traumatic experiences.
Book chapters by Peter Gutter
In: P. Marques-Morgado & P. Boele van Hensbroek (Eds.), Essays in development studies (pp. 67-77). Groningen, Netherlands: Globalisation Studies Groningen, University of Groningen. ISBN 978-94-034-2825-3 hardcover / 978-94-034-2826-0 e-book, 2020
Whoever visits Laos will encounter an interesting combination of Buddhism and communism. For inst... more Whoever visits Laos will encounter an interesting combination of Buddhism and communism. For instance, there are many red flags with hammers and sickles on Lao Buddhist pagodas. Also the national emblem of Laos offers a fascinating example of what looks like a symbiosis between Buddhism and socialism. This combination seems paradoxical, because Marx criticised religion. But perhaps Lao communism is different from Marx’s original ideas. Or is it possible that Buddhism and Marxism are not so antagonistic after all? This paper looks into the question as to how Laos can be a Buddhist and a communist country at the same time.
Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen. Published by Burma Lawyers' Council, Bangkok, Thailand. ISBN 974-8430... more Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen.
Published by Burma Lawyers' Council, Bangkok, Thailand.
ISBN 974-8430-47-2
Dutch-English Railway Dictionary, published by NVBS. ISBN 978-90-818932-3-7
Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Department of Dermatology, Preah Kossamak Hospital. 410 pages. ISBN 978-9924-9022-0-1 e-book, 2015
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
... Despite his reliance on Buddhist concepts and his rejection of Marxist dialectics, General Ne... more ... Despite his reliance on Buddhist concepts and his rejection of Marxist dialectics, General NeWin was secular in outlook. He be-lieved that the Revolutionary Council (the name of the Burmese military gov-ernment at that time) ought not to favour any particular religion. ...
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Co-author: Bejoy Kumar Sen
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
Legal Issues on Burma Journal, 2001
From the 1960s through to the 1990s, the Cambodian people suffered severely from aerial bombardme... more From the 1960s through to the 1990s, the Cambodian people suffered severely from aerial bombardments, civil war, and the mass murder committed under the Khmer Rouge regime. As a result, many Cambodians are traumatized. However, mental healthcare in Cambodia is extremely limited. Inversely proportional to this has been the development of the media in Cambodia over the past three decades, with the result that Cambodia is now a media-rich society. This makes it relevant to find out how media, and more specifically film productions, might be able to help Cambodians deal with trauma. This study is based on an analysis of six interviews and six film productions. The selection of films was based on the interviews, as the respondents talked about specific films and ways in which these can help them deal with their traumatic past. The findings of this study suggest that there are at least eighteen ways in which film can help Cambodians deal with traumatic experiences.
In: P. Marques-Morgado & P. Boele van Hensbroek (Eds.), Essays in development studies (pp. 67-77). Groningen, Netherlands: Globalisation Studies Groningen, University of Groningen. ISBN 978-94-034-2825-3 hardcover / 978-94-034-2826-0 e-book, 2020
Whoever visits Laos will encounter an interesting combination of Buddhism and communism. For inst... more Whoever visits Laos will encounter an interesting combination of Buddhism and communism. For instance, there are many red flags with hammers and sickles on Lao Buddhist pagodas. Also the national emblem of Laos offers a fascinating example of what looks like a symbiosis between Buddhism and socialism. This combination seems paradoxical, because Marx criticised religion. But perhaps Lao communism is different from Marx’s original ideas. Or is it possible that Buddhism and Marxism are not so antagonistic after all? This paper looks into the question as to how Laos can be a Buddhist and a communist country at the same time.