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Table of Content
Glossary
I. Introduction
1.1. Contextualising Myanmar
1.2. A ‘Burmese Spring’: The New Light of Myanmar?
1.3. Establishing the military-ethnic dynamic
1.4. Problems of research methodology
2. Myanmar & Democracy: a conceptual approach
2.1 Democracy and democratic consolidation
2.2. Civil-military relations
2.21 Endogenous and exogenous factors in military withdrawal
2.22 Historical factors and the establishment of military culture
3. The Military in Myanmar’s politics: from independence to the present day
3.1 The ‘reserved domain’: establishing the Tatmadaw tradition
3.2 From direct rule to “disciplined democracy”: the guiding hand of the Tatmadaw in contemporary Myanmar
5. Summary. ‘Jobs for the boys’: how ethnic conflict perpetuates the military’s role in politics
6. Conclusion: looking to the future
Bibliography
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- Findley Penn-Hughes (Author), 2013, A Fool's Paradise? Ethnicity, Military and Prospects for Democratisation in Myanmar, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/280409
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