英文摘要
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The world's perception of Cambodia is nothing more than turmoil, fraud, and Angkor Wat. The long-term turmoil since the 1970s, coupled with the recent fraud incidents, has given people a rather negative impression of Cambodia. The biggest, if not the only, highlight of Cambodia is its Angkor Wat, which is not only the golden hen of Cambodian tourism but also a witness to its glorious history. What kind of country is Cambodia? How do Cambodians view themselves and construct their national imagination? From the perspective of ethnic politics, this article explores the composition of Cambodian ethnic groups, Cambodia's nation-building, and Cambodia's ethnic policies and ethnic politics. There are three main findings in this article: First, like other countries in the Indochina Peninsula, Cambodia has a dominant ethnic group, which is Khmer, and adopts an assimilationism policy in ethnic politics and nation building. Second, Cambodia's nation-building is built around its national motto (namely nation, religion, king) and the glory of Angkor, which can be seen in the national flag, national anthem, and constitution. Third, the ethnic politics of Cambodia is closely related to its diplomatic relations with neighboring countries, especially Thailand and Vietnam. While Cambodia historically faced threat from both strong neighbors, but since the 1840s, due to the political support from Thailand, the Cambodian royal family has started their pro-Thailand policy and sustained their anti-Vietnam sentiment. However, since 1979, due to the political support from Vietnam, the ruling Cambodia People's Party, has bolstered close tie with Vietnam and favored a pro-Vietnam policy. Nonetheless, since the anti-Vietnamese sentiment has been deeply rooted in Cambodian society and flown in its political discourse, the policy to ethnic Vietnamese can hardly be supportive even in a pro-Vietnam administration. Most ethnic Vietnamese in the country have not been able to obtain citizenship and become stateless people.
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