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Latest News & Events

27 October 2021

Call for Papers 'Myanmar: One Year After the Coup'

Call for proposals 'Sensing Myanmar - Researcher Reflections on the Coup'

This online essay series aims at illuminating the Myanmar's recent coup and its aftermath from a research perspective

Military Myanmar: Fearing Freedom

A panel discussion, organised by the South Asia LSE, with academics and activists on the military coup in Myanmar in February 2021 & the future of democracy

Latest Publications

Myanmar Transformed? People, Places, Politics

Justine Chambers

Gerard McCarthy

Nicholas Farrelly

Authoritarian Resilience through Top-Down Transformation: Making Sense of Myanmar's Incomplete Transition

Giuseppe Gabusi

Davide Pellegrino

Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Myanmar edited

Nicholas Farrelly

Latest E-Library resources

The end of Myanmar’s semi-democratic experiment? Not yet. Making sense of 1st February

Myanmar’s military – the Tatmadaw – forcefully returned to government on 1 February, ten years after formally relinquishing power

The long and winding road Great Expectations of development in Myanmar?

Elin Bjarnegård

I am the editor of a new special issue on Development Challenges in Myanmar that was recently published in the academic journal European Journal of Development Research. The PK Forum will be running a series of articles in the coming weeks from this series.

The 2030 Agenda: Land is central to Myanmar’s future

Flurina Schneider, Lara M. Lundsgaard‑Hansen, Win Myint, Nwe Nwe Tun, Julie Gwendolin Zaehringer, Aung Myin Htun

In 2015, Myanmar’s political representatives endorsed the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The 2030 Agenda envisions a better future shaped by social, economic, and environmental development goals

We warmly welcome applications from every continent and field of research, but please note that acceptance will be limited to Myanmar-related researchers.