Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University will host a book talk by Ken MacLean on “CRIMES IN ARCHIVAL FORM: Human Rights, Fact Production, and Myanmar” on November 18, 2024 from 9:00pm HST.
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This week’s New Pubs features two works of ethnomusicology – first Kiik on singing for nationalist and religious environmentalism amid war; then Greenwood with a dissertation on “sonic kinship” in post-coup Myanmar. Then Simion and Cheesman on how Rule of Law brokers operate internationally.
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| “Law and gender in Myanmar’s Spring Revolution” |
| Speakers: Jenny Hedström, Swedish Defence University & Elizabeth Rhoads, Lund University Date: Tuesday 12 November 2024 Time zone: 5–6pm AEDT, 12.30–1.30pm MMT, 8am–9am CEST |
This week’s New Pubs features Banki on Burmese migrant artists and their activist art; Cameron’s critique of state-centric multilingual education policy proposals in Myanmar; and Boughton et al on Myanmar’s agrifood system.
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The UBC Myanmar Initiative will host an online book talk with author SiuSue Mark.
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This week’s New Pubs features Chen on children affected by armed conflict in Myanmar’s borderlands; South et al on federal dimensions of education reform in post-coup Myanmar; and Htet Lynn Oo’s analysis of a triangular model of resistance in Myanmar’s revolution.
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This week’s New Pubs features Seng Lawn Dan and Rippa on Covid’s effects on the amber trade; Maung Aung Myoe on Chinese seaports in Myanmar (in an awesomely titled volume Chinese Overseas Ports in Southeast and South Asia: Cutting Through the Froth) and Barthwal-Datta and Singh on India’s populist Rohingya refugee policy.
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Selth, Andrew. “A Myanmar Miscellany: Selected Articles, 2007-2023.” ISEAS, 2024.
Andrew Selth has been watching Myanmar for 50 years. During this time, he has published 10 books and more than 400 other works about the country. In 2020, he released a collection of almost 100 articles that had been posted on the Lowy Institute’s Interpreter website. This second anthology brings together another 72 articles, written for a range of outlets between 2007 and 2023. This period saw the installation of a “disciplined democracy” under Aung San Suu Kyi, the 2021 military coup, and the country’s descent into a bitter civil war. Many of the articles in the book deal with international relations and security issues, but there are also works on Myanmar’s history, politics and culture, as well as some personal reminiscences. Together, they make a unique contribution from an Old Myanmar Hand with wide ranging interests and insights.
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