Emmanuel DIALMA

Dr. Emmanuel Dialma is a French Jurist who teaches law in Cambodia, expert of the Cambodian code of laws, and the former Head of the Research and Development Department of a Cambodian University in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is a graduate in Political Sciences, with a PhD in Law (University of Lyon, France), and focuses his research interests on Philosophy and in Social Anthropology. He taught and conducted research at the Royal Cambodian University of Law and Economics (Phnom Penh), and at the Royal Cambodian School of Administration (Phnom Penh). His publications include several articles on international law, international relations, human trafficking, development, good governance, and decentralization.
His recent papers on human trafficking are : (with Pierre Le Roux) “The Chinese Diaspora and Prostitution at the Thai Malay Frontier (Hat Yai, Sadao-Dannok, Betong and Sungai Kolok)”, Investigating the Grey Areas of the Chinese Communities in Southeast Asia (Bangkok, IRASEC, 2007), “Sex Trade and Traffic in Persons in Southeast Asia” in Makha Khittasangka, Robert Doyle et al. (eds) : Sustainable Development for Peace : New Dimensions of Friendly Cooperation in the Upper Greater Mekong Sub-Region (Chiangrai, Rajabhat University, Thailand, 2007), “Apparences de Droit et Réalités des Faits de la Traite Humaine en Asie du Sud-Est” in Richard Poulin (ed.) : Prostitution, la Mondialisation Incarnée (Paris, Centre Tricontinental and Syllepse, 2005).

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