Re-thinking Myanmar's political regime: military rule in Myanmar and implications for current reforms
Abstract
The Myanmar military has long dominated national politics as well as the state apparatus since first coming into power in 1958. Despite a series of challenges to its rule, the military has been able to constantly re-invent itself while re-asserting its dominance over society. Cycles of popular protests and dissatisfaction with military rule have not led to regime change nor weakened the military as a unified institution. The latest incarnation...
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Title
Re-thinking Myanmar's political regime: military rule in Myanmar and implications for current reforms
Published Date
Sep 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
3
Pages
247 - 261
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