Mon Nationalism and Civil War in Burma: The Golden Sheldrake

Abstract

Part I: The Mon in Burma and Thailand 1. Introduction 2. Demographics, Language and Ethnic Identity 3. Mon Nationalism in Burma and Thailand Part II. Classical Mon Civilisation and the Colonial Period 1. The Rise of the Mon 2. Pegu and Pagan - the Kingdoms of Ramanyadesa and the Mon-Burman Wars 3. The British Period and the Second World War Part III. Independence, Civil War and Ethnic Insurgency 1. Burma and the Mon, 1945-192 2. Insurgents on the Thailand-Burma Border 3. Burma and the Mon, 1987-1990 4. Sangkhlaburi and Three Pagoda Pass - Mon and Karen Part IV. Revolutionaries, Warlords and Refugees 1. Burma and the Mon in the 1990s 2. The Mon Refugees and the Border Relief Program 3. 'Constructive Engagement' and the Gas Pipelines 4. The 1994 Halochanee Crisis Part V. The Mon Ceasefire and Since 1. The 1995 NMSP-SLORC Ceasefire 2. The 1996 Mon Refugee Repatriation 3. The 1997 Burma Army Offensives and the Mon 4. Burma, Thailand, ASEAN and the International Community Part VI. The Sheldrake and the Peacock 1. The Legacy of a Fifty Year War 2. Burmese State and Ethnic Policies at the Millennium Chronology: Key Dates in Mon History

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