Palabras clave
disputas de tierras y de aguas
lago Tonlé Sap
agricultura
irrigación
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El presente trabajo aborda la movilización de una comunidad y el conflicto suscitado en torno de los embalses de irrigación en la planicie de inundación del lago Tonlé Sap, en un subdistrito de la provincia de Kampong Thom de Camboya.
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