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Myanmar in Crisis : Living with the Pandemic and the Coup / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Contributors and Editors -- List of Figures -- Abbreviations and Key Terms -- Part I. Introduction -- 1. Myanmar in ‘Crisis’ -- Part II: On Crisis -- 2. Myanmar’s Post-coup Crisis: Reflections on a History of Failed Nation Building -- 3. The 2021 Military Coup: Causes and Consequences -- 4. Covid, Coup and Prisons: Exploring Crisis as Context in Myanmar -- Part III: A State in Crisis -- 5. Myanmar under Contested Military Rule -- 6. Contested Political Authority in Post-Coup Myanmar -- 7. The CDM and its Allies: Myanmar’s Heterogeneous Anticolonial Public(s) -- Part IV: An Economic Crisis -- 8. The Myanmar Economy, Covid-19 and the Military Coup: Issues and Prospects for Recovery -- 9. Pandemic Challenges of Fishers at Kyauk Myaung Segment, Irrawaddy River, Myanmar -- 10.The Destabilization of Myanmar: The Coup and its Impact on Economic Conditions and International Business Investment -- Part V: International Relations in Crisis -- 11. Neutralism or Non-Alignment: Myanmar’s Recurring Foreign Policy Dilemma -- 12. The Nature, Scope and Limits of International Responses to Myanmar’s Coup -- Part VI: Epilogue -- 13. On Disappointment and Hope: Myanmar Studies and the Multiple Crises -- Index |
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