This paper analyzes the importance of legitimacy in Myanmar’s peacemaking efforts, from 2011 onwards. Government legitimacy is crucial for peace, development and administration. Lack of public support poses significant risks to the peace process. Myanmar’s peacemaking efforts have been largely inspired from within, despite the influence of some outside pressures on the process. The Myanmar government has the capacity to effectively implement its vision for the peace process, if it has a strong moral leadership and if it maintains legitimacy in dealing with non-state peacemakers. Therefore, this study examines the quality of leadership and government legitimacy at the local level, drawing on fieldwork to explore different perspectives from N...
Myanmar was known for decades as one of the most isolated nations on earth, but after 2010 election,...
« Myanmar’s Peace Process: Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, Borderland Economies, Serv...
A range of actors in armed conflict-affected southeast Burma 'frame' (Tarrow 1994) issues and contes...
This paper studies the reasons why Myanmar Peace Negotiation Process has dynamically been triggered ...
Since the new government came to power on March 30, 2011, U Thein Sein led-government’s peace proces...
How can actors and agencies in post-conflict societies construct activities and navigate theirways t...
Myanmar is currently undergoing widespread changes that are transforming the countrys political and ...
The peace process Burma/Myanmar has got a momentum since 2011, and both government and non-State act...
This study examines the struggle for federalism among the key stakeholders in peace and political ne...
The research paper aims to analyze the National League for Democracy (NLD) government’s approach to ...
Transitional legislatures are essential institutions for entrenching democracy by providing legitima...
Production of opium has been problematic in Myanmar for many centuries, particularly in the contempo...
This volume searches for pragmatic answers to the problems that continue to beset peacebuilding effo...
After decades of military rule, Myanmar’s 2010 General Election appeared to be a watershed moment an...
i CIR Working Paper No. 48 It appears to be a widely shared understanding that it is imperative for ...
Myanmar was known for decades as one of the most isolated nations on earth, but after 2010 election,...
« Myanmar’s Peace Process: Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, Borderland Economies, Serv...
A range of actors in armed conflict-affected southeast Burma 'frame' (Tarrow 1994) issues and contes...
This paper studies the reasons why Myanmar Peace Negotiation Process has dynamically been triggered ...
Since the new government came to power on March 30, 2011, U Thein Sein led-government’s peace proces...
How can actors and agencies in post-conflict societies construct activities and navigate theirways t...
Myanmar is currently undergoing widespread changes that are transforming the countrys political and ...
The peace process Burma/Myanmar has got a momentum since 2011, and both government and non-State act...
This study examines the struggle for federalism among the key stakeholders in peace and political ne...
The research paper aims to analyze the National League for Democracy (NLD) government’s approach to ...
Transitional legislatures are essential institutions for entrenching democracy by providing legitima...
Production of opium has been problematic in Myanmar for many centuries, particularly in the contempo...
This volume searches for pragmatic answers to the problems that continue to beset peacebuilding effo...
After decades of military rule, Myanmar’s 2010 General Election appeared to be a watershed moment an...
i CIR Working Paper No. 48 It appears to be a widely shared understanding that it is imperative for ...
Myanmar was known for decades as one of the most isolated nations on earth, but after 2010 election,...
« Myanmar’s Peace Process: Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, Borderland Economies, Serv...
A range of actors in armed conflict-affected southeast Burma 'frame' (Tarrow 1994) issues and contes...