Fragmented sovereignty and the geopolitics of illicit drugs in northern Burma

Volume: 63, Pages: 20 - 30
Published: Mar 1, 2018
Abstract
The study of the relationship between illicit drugs and state formation opens new directions for empirical inquiry into modalities of sovereignty. This article investigates the process of state formation in northern Burma, a highland notorious for illicit drugs for several decades, by examining how the drug trade both lubricates the Burmese state's territorial expansion and coercive control, and undercuts its sovereignty in the highland....
Paper Details
Title
Fragmented sovereignty and the geopolitics of illicit drugs in northern Burma
Published Date
Mar 1, 2018
Volume
63
Pages
20 - 30
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