CamEd Open Access Repository

What is CamEd Open Access Repository?

CamEd Open Access Repository (CamEd-OAR) is a centralized digital platform dedicated to preserving and promoting scholarly works produced by the CamEd faculty, students and other members of CamEd’s community.

CamEd-OAR serves as a vital resource for the Cambodian education community and beyond, providing free and open access to a diverse collection of research articles, conference papers, reports and other educational materials.

By making these valuable resources readily available, CamEd-OAR aims to foster a knowledge-sharing culture, encourage collaboration, and facilitate evidence-based decision-making in education.

CamEd-OAR is committed to open access. This commitment aligns with the global movement to democratize knowledge and ensure that research findings are accessible to all free of charge, ultimately contributing to the advancement of education.

Except where otherwise noted, publication materials in CamEd-OAR are licensed under CC BY 4.0

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2023 ACBSP Region 10 Annual Conference
CBSP Region 10 Conference, organized by and held at CamEd Business School, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on 17-18 February 2023. The Conference included contributions from speakers, presenters and participants representing 25 institutions in 16 countries aroundthe world. Insightful speeches were delivered by the leaders of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport,the ACBSP Home Office, and the ACBSP Region 10.
CamEd Business Review
CamEd Business Review (ISSN 3007-8768) is an open access professional or executive review published by CamEd Business School. Learn more at https://cam-ed.edu.kh/camed-business-review/
Conference Proceedings
The Conference Proceedings section preserves peer-reviewed research papers, presentations, and scholarly abstracts delivered during our academic conferences and research symposia.
Faculty Publication Forum (FPF)
Faculty Publication Forum (ISSN 3008-1017) is a peer-reviewed, open access, scholarly periodical published by CamEd Business School. Learn more at https://cam-ed.edu.kh/faculty-publications/
Journal of Accounting, Finance, Economics and Social Sciences (JAFESS)
JAFESS (ISSN 2708-6178) is a double-blind peer-reviewed, diamond open access scholarly international journal published by CamEd Business School. Learn more at jafess.com

Recent Submissions

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How to Measure Creating Shared Value

(June 30, 2024) Kenneth Paul Charman, PhD

The concept of creating shared value (CSV) was put forward by Professor Michael Porter and Mark Kramer in 2011 to identify company strategies which directly address a social need for profit through the business model rather than addressing the same social needs through redistribution of profits already made. Many companies, including large corporations have adopted CSV principles to govern and guide their business strategies. CSV represents a further progression in rethinking the role of the firm from the more narrowly defined responsibility of providing shareholder value, to the wider perspectives of addressing the impact of the firm on its stakeholders through corporate social responsibility (CSR). The principles of corporate governance are well established to oversee the activities of firms, and sustainability reporting is common today, and which now extend to frameworks and guidelines for reporting. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC), put forward by the OECD has provided a framework to incorporate due diligence to guide actions to reduce or alleviate the negative impact of a firm on its stakeholders. More recently the growth of ESG accounting has provided metrics for measurement of the impact of the firm on the economy, social factors and its environment, creating huge steps towards sustainability accounting.

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Lessons in Cambodia’s Real Estate: RawOpinion of a Practitioner

(June 30, 2024) Kevin Lim

With political stability, Cambodia has opened to the world and has become one of the fastest growing-economies in Asia, with strong record of sustained GDP growth of over 7% in the past two decades prior to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, driven largely by export-oriented manufacturing, tourism and real estate developments. Geographically, Cambodia is located at a very strategic location within ASEAN. It is the central hub and gateway to ASEAN member nations. So, investing in Cambodia is to target the overall ASEAN market with 670 million populations. Cambodia also joined RCEP. Such regional integration laid a good foundation for Cambodia to boost its exports further through multilateral and liberalized trading system. Investors may also benefit from the bilateral Free Trade Agreements established between Cambodia and China and other ASEAN/RECEP member nations.

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The Growing Scope of Central Bank Mandates - Lessons for Cambodia

(June 30, 2024) Pat Beck

Throughout history, central bank mandates have evolved. Generally, these adaptations involve an increase in the scope of the aegis of the institution evinced through the refinement and addition of tools central banks possess. However, the arguments for the creation of central banks began with a need to help facilitate the funding and marketing of sovereign debt. Public debt management remains a central tenet of central banks today. In this early period, central banks were also tasked with issuing currency. Yet, over time, the banks began to be issued a wider range of responsibilities. (Redish, 2012)

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Opportunities and Challenges in Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Enforcement in Cambodia

(June 30, 2024) Ly Tayseng; Sophorn Pouvchannita

Cambodia’s IP framework has undergone significant development in recent years to align with international standards and facilitate innovation-driven growth. Cambodia is a signatory to various international treaties and agreements, including the Agreement on Trade- Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). At the time of Cambodia’s accession to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in 1995 and the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property in 1998, the regulatory framework to protect IP in Cambodia was weak. After the accession, the Cambodian Government has enacted numerous laws and regulations to strengthen the protection of IP rights in order to attract foreign direct investment. Those laws include the Law Concerning Marks, Trade Names and Acts of Unfair Competition; Law on Copyrights and Related Rights; Law on the Patent, Utility Model Certificates and Industrial Designs; Law on Geographical Indications; Law on the Management of Quality and Safety of Products and Services; Law on Seed Management and Breeder Rights.

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Sihanoukville’s recovery and tax incentives – treating the disease and not the patient?

(June 30, 2024) Clint O’Connell, Tax Partner, DFDL Cambodia

Twenty-five years before he was elected president, a certain D.J. Trump appeared at Capitol Hill to complain that Congress had closed too many tax loopholes for the real estate industry2 ; “Real estate really means so many jobs… you create so many other things. They buy carpet. They buy furniture. They buy refrigerators. They buy other things that fuel the economy.”