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Land, Violence and Subjugation in Myanmar

Land, Violence and Subjugation in Myanmar

In this research monograph, Aung Naing explores the intricate relationship between land seizure and violence in…

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CPRI 25: Pedagogy of the Karen

CPRI 25: Pedagogy of the Karen

Indigenous Education as Self-determination The Karen Education and Culture Department (KECD) of the Karen National Union…

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CPRI 24: Land Commodification in Southern Mon State

CPRI 24: Land Commodification in Southern Mon State

This study by Ba Nyar Oo examines the impact of Myanmar’s 2011 political transition on rural…

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Sino Thai Explorations: Transnational Flows, Reconnection, and Collaborative Development in the Post-pandemic Era

Sino Thai Explorations: Transnational Flows, Reconnection, and Collaborative Development in the Post-pandemic Era

This is the second publication featuring the perspectives of undergraduate ethnology students at Yunnan University on…

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Triple Crisis in Myanmar: Coup, Covid & Climate Change

Triple Crisis in Myanmar: Coup, Covid & Climate Change

Triple Crisis in Myanmar is a selection of contributions to the 7th International Conference on International…

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Conflict, Complexity & Climate Change

Conflict, Complexity & Climate Change

"Conflict, Complexity and Climate Change: Emergent federal systems and resiliencein post-coup Myanmar" by Ashley South is…

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CPRI 23: Impact of Social-Economic Remittances on Social Mobility in Cambodia

CPRI 23: Impact of Social-Economic Remittances on Social Mobility in Cambodia

Ethnographic Insights from Two Migrant-sending Villages Through looking at remittances from the perspective of two migrant…

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UMD 26: Tradition and Modernity in Ta’ang Tea Cultivation

UMD 26: Tradition and Modernity in Ta’ang Tea Cultivation

Gendered Forms of Knowledge, Ecology, Migration and Practice in Kyushaw Village Kyushaw village, a small Ta’ang…

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