Rebel Governance in Myanmar: Earthquake Relief and the Struggle for Legitimacy
When the Sagaing earthquake struck Myanmar in March 2025, much of the international spotlight...
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How Crisis Crosses Borders: Myanmar’s Civil War Shattered a Chinese Border Boomtown
Civil wars may not respect national boundaries. As civil war escalates in Myanmar, its...
Do regime differences shape developmental engagement? How China and Japan compete in post-coup Myanmar
The 2021 military coup in Myanmar has left the country significantly isolated on the world...
Here, There, and Everywhere: Feminist Resistance beyond the “Women, Peace and Security” Agenda in Post-Coup Myanmar
As a landmark in the movement to increase global attention to women’s critical role in...
China in Post-coup Myanmar – Closer to Recognition, Further from “Pauk-phaw”
At the close of 2021 China remains one of the few foreign partners for Myanmar. Amid ongoing...
Myanmars „Veto-Coup“ 2021: ein Interpretationsversuch
Militärische „Veto-Coups“ kamen in der Vergangenheit in den Staaten öfters vor, in denen die...
China in transitionary Myanmar. Challenging paths to democratization and peace
The recent military coup in Myanmar reversed a decade-long experiment towards incremental...
Interpreting Myanmar’s 2021 “Veto” Coup d’etat
Military “Veto” Coups have been prominent in countries where armed forces have played leading...
Hate speech in the context of mass atrocity crimes: How social media platforms help and hinder international criminal investigations
The May 2020 arrest of Félicien Kabuga brought an end to a manhunt spanning 26 years and two...