Burma: the curse of independence

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Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography Political Conflict and Governance Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies

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(draft) 1. Introduction to Burma's troubles. 2. Geography and Ethnicity. 3. British and Japanese conquest. 4. Aung San - hero. 5. Aung San - martyr. 6. The junta, civil war, drugs trade. 7. Junta - commercial interests - narcotics, forest and mineral resources. 8. The future. Civil rights abuse - Aung San Suu Kyi/Sein Win.

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2001Burma: The State of Myanmar 1967Religion and Politics in Burma, by Donald Eugene Smith 1911The Naga Tribes of Manipur 2001Burma: Political Economy Under Military Rule.1922The Lhota Nagas 1940The Naked Nagas 1937The Rengma Nagas

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