Add to ORKGA formal border checkpoint is a recent infrastructure established by Thailand in 2015, in one of formerly ethnic conflicted Southern Shan State bordering the northwestern province of Mae Hong Son. The checkpoint is aimed to more officially manage cross-border flows, yet ambiguity in controlling the border is everyday affecting the livelihoods of ethnic groups of Wa, Shan, and Pa-o living on the edge of two states. These people always imagine and utilize the fluid frontiers militarized by the ..
How are development zones “made” in conflict-affected borderlands? Addressing this question, this ch...
Describes how Myanmar and Thailand manages bilateral relations and tensions using the policy of cons...
Between the 1970s and the mid-1990s, the Burma-Thailand borderland witnessed an expansion of long-di...
Living with Four Polities: States and Cross-border Flows in the Myanmar-Thailand Borderland detangle...
Borderlands and bordering processes are central to politics and the governance of people, goods, and...
Militarized borderlands come into being through a plethora of social, political, and economic proces...
Transnational economic integration between Thailand and Burma is intimately linked to protection for...
The paper focuses on displaced persons living along the Thai-Burma border, understood as a zone of c...
The Thai–Burma borderlands is a site of political and social transformation. This transformation is ...
This article uses the case of Thailand’s two economic policies –the border Special Economic Zones an...
Attempts to assert control over the country’s borderlands have been a central dynamic of the statebu...
A tool to improve competence in the management rural clinic health all groups showed improved compet...
In 2015, the isolated border region of Kokang in Myanmar experienced armed conflict reported around ...
Migrant populations are often vulnerable, and various political, economic, cultural, historical and ...
In today’s global world, open borders, trade development and increased movements lead to a growing i...
How are development zones “made” in conflict-affected borderlands? Addressing this question, this ch...
Describes how Myanmar and Thailand manages bilateral relations and tensions using the policy of cons...
Between the 1970s and the mid-1990s, the Burma-Thailand borderland witnessed an expansion of long-di...
Living with Four Polities: States and Cross-border Flows in the Myanmar-Thailand Borderland detangle...
Borderlands and bordering processes are central to politics and the governance of people, goods, and...
Militarized borderlands come into being through a plethora of social, political, and economic proces...
Transnational economic integration between Thailand and Burma is intimately linked to protection for...
The paper focuses on displaced persons living along the Thai-Burma border, understood as a zone of c...
The Thai–Burma borderlands is a site of political and social transformation. This transformation is ...
This article uses the case of Thailand’s two economic policies –the border Special Economic Zones an...
Attempts to assert control over the country’s borderlands have been a central dynamic of the statebu...
A tool to improve competence in the management rural clinic health all groups showed improved compet...
In 2015, the isolated border region of Kokang in Myanmar experienced armed conflict reported around ...
Migrant populations are often vulnerable, and various political, economic, cultural, historical and ...
In today’s global world, open borders, trade development and increased movements lead to a growing i...
How are development zones “made” in conflict-affected borderlands? Addressing this question, this ch...
Describes how Myanmar and Thailand manages bilateral relations and tensions using the policy of cons...
Between the 1970s and the mid-1990s, the Burma-Thailand borderland witnessed an expansion of long-di...