Cambodia’s Quest for Peace
Elena Lesley & Joel Rozen
This slideshow accompanies Elena Lesley’s dispatch from Cambodia. Photographs by Elena Lesley and Joel Rozen.
Elena Lesley
More about the author →Joel Rozen
Joel Rozen is a visual anthropologist currently working toward a doctorate at Princeton University. Past credits include several years of arts reporting for Creative Loafing and the New York Times Company; his work has also appeared in The Atlantic online, the Phnom Penh Post and Time Out New York.
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