The book will also contain case study chapters on the role of religion in conflict and peacebuilding in Cambodia, Bosnia, South Africa, Ireland, and interfaith activities. Catherine Morris has been asked to write the case study chapter concerning Cambodia. The collection, to be published in 2002, is expected to be used as a text or research resource in university educational settings in a variety of disciplines including international relations, conflict resolution, and religious studies. The case study on religion and peacebuilding in Cambodia will consider the role of Buddhism in the Cambodian conflicts and peacebuilding. In addition there are minorities who practice Islam, Mahayana Buddhism, Christianity.
Animism is also prevalent in Cambodia.
The religions of international players in the Cambodian conflicts, including peacemaking and peacebuilding efforts, are also important to consider. Since relevant literature available in North America is very sparse, Catherine also conducted literature research at resource libraries in Phnom Penh, and libraries in Bangkok. The book is to be published by State University of New York Press in 2002. The Role of Religion.