Debating Democratization in Myanmar

Nick Cheesman is Lecturer at the Department of Political and Social Change, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.Nicholas Farrelly is a Research Fellow at the School of Internatioal, Political and Strategic Studies, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.Trevor Wilson is a Visiting Fellow at the Department of Political amd Social Change, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.

• Foreword by Winston Set Aung, (former) Deputy Minister of National Planning & Economic Development, Myanmar.1. Introduction2. Prospects for Myanmar's Democratization Process by Morten Pedersen.Encouraging Signs3. Myanmar's Parliament: From Scorn to Significance by Thomas Kean4. Land Law, Village Networks and Democracy in Myanmar by Tamas Wells and Kyaw Thu Aung5. Exile to Elections: Politics in Post-2010 Myanmar - Personal Experiences and Reflections by Than Than Nu6. Sidelined or Re-inventing Themselves? Exiled Activists and Democratization in Myanmar by Kerstin Duell7. Understanding Recent Labour Protests in Myanmar by Kyaw Soe LwinAnticipating Reforms8. Economic Update - Macro-Economy, Fiscal Reform, Development Options by Anders Engvall and Soe Nandar Linn9. Economic Reform in Burma: A Stock Take - The Glass Has Water: Exchange Rate, Financial System, Investment and Sectoral Policies by Sean Turnell10. Police Reform and the 'Civilianization' of Security in Myanmar by Andrew Selth11. The Electoral System Reform Discussion in Myanmar by Kyle Lemargie, Andrew Reynolds, Peter Erben and David Ennis.Enduring Concerns12. 'Praetorianism' in Post-junta Myanmar: Revisiting the Political Intervention of the Burmese Armed Forces in the 2010s by Renaud Egreteau13. State Terrorism and International Compliance: The Kachin Armed Struggle for Political Self-Determination by Seng Maw Lahpai14. Engendering Development in Myanmar/Burma: Women's Struggle for San, Si, Sar (rice, oil and salt) by Ma Khin Mar Mar Kyi15. Conclusion