Sokvisal Kimsroy

Department of Geography

Ph.D. Candidate

Campus:

Kent

Office Location:

Human-Environment Interaction, Community Geography, Cambodia

Contact Information

Email:

skimsroy@kent.edu

Biography

I was born in Koh Sotin Commune, Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia. Growing up next to one of the Mekong River tributaries, locally known as Tonle Tauch, (Small River) I enjoyed fishing, swimming, and growing crops behind my house throughout my childhood. My research interests include human-environment interaction in Cambodia and especially any development activities which both affect and promote the livelihood of local communities in remote areas and near the rivers of Cambodia where I am from.

Education

PhD in Geography �鶹��ý
Master's in Geography �鶹��ý
LL.M in Human Rights, the University of Hong Kong

Publications

(Forthcoming 2016) Tyner, J. A., Kimsroy, S.,Fu, C., & Ye. X. Administrative violence during the Cambodian genocide: An empirical analysis of arrests and executions at S-21 Security-Center. Genocide Studies International Journal.
(Forthcoming 2016) Tyner, J. A., Kimsroy, S., Rhodes. M., Music, nature, power, and place: An ecomusicology of Khmer Rouge songs. Submitted to GeoHumanities Journal.
(Forthcoming 2016) Rice, S., J. Tyner, M. Munro-Stasiuk, S. Kimsroy, S. Sirik. Making land to make life: Island-building in the South China Sea and the biopolitics of geophysical transformation. Geographical Journal.
Tyner, J. A., Kimsroy, S., &Sirik, S. (2015). Nature, Poetry, and Public Pedagogy: The Poetic Geographies of the Khmer Rouge. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 105(6), 1285-1299.
Tyner, J., Kimsroy, S., &Sirik, S. (2015). Landscape Photography, Geographic Education, and Nation‐Building in Democratic Kampuchea, 1975– 1979.Geographical Review, 105(4), 566-580.
Tyner, J. A., Henkin, S., Sirik, S., &Kimsroy, S. (2014). Phnom Penh during the Cambodian genocide: a case of selective urbicide. Environment and Planning A, 46(8), 1873-1891.

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