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- First Page
- Preliminary Pages
- Acronyms
- Contributors
- 1. Post-Coup Myanmar’s Political and Humanitarian Crises
- 2. Scenarios for Understanding Myanmar’s Political and Humanitarian Crises
- 3. The Role of Social Media and Disruptive Technologies in Post-Coup Democracy Activism
- 4. Multinational Enterprise Behaviour in Post-Coup Myanmar
- 5. Politics, Justice and Accountability: Myanmar and International Courts
- 6. China–Myanmar Relations after the 1 February Military Coup
- 7. Myanmar in ASEAN: Dilemmas, Determinants and Capacity
- 8. The Federal Democracy Charter: A Path to Inter-Ethnic Peace in Post-Coup Myanmar
- 9. Rakhine State Post-Coup: Arakan Army State-Building and Its Implications for Rohingya and Aid
- 10. Evolution of Communal Tensions in Rakhine State after the Coup
- 11. Pandemic Weaponisation and Non-State Welfare in Pre- and Post-Coup Myanmar
- 12. Localisation, Good Humanitarianism and Solidarity-Based Approaches to Aid in Myanmar
- 13. Relief as Resistance: (Re)Emergent Humanitarianism in Post-Coup Myanmar
- 14. Myanmar’s Higher Education Sector Post-Coup: Fracturing a Fragile System
- 15. The Aftermath: Policy Responses to Myanmar’s Political and Humanitarian Crises
