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Information
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- The Contributors
- 1. Introduction
- 2. State-society Relations in Southeast Asia
- 3. Minorities and State-building in Mainland Southeast Asia
- 4. British Policy towards Myanmar and the Creation of the ‘Burma Problem’
- 5. Between Democracy and Economic Development: Japan’s Policy towards Burma/Myanmar Then and Now
- 6. Legitimacy in Burma/Myanmar: Concepts and Implications
- 7. Associational Life in Myanmar: Past and Present
- 8. Mapping the Contours of Human Security Challenges in Myanmar
- 9. Reflections on Confidence-building and Cooperation among Ethnic Groups in Myanmar: A Karen Case Study
- 10. Peace Initiatives among Ethnic Nationalities: The Kachin Case
- 11. The Shan in Myanmar
- 12. Reality Check on the Sanctions Policy against Myanmar
- Index