" State Transformation and Chinese Foreign Policy If we want to understand China's
international behaviour, we have to open the black box... State authority is fragmenting …

This article analyzes Myanmar's transition from authoritarianism and asks if it represents a
transition towards democracy or a hybrid form of rule. Starting from theoretical debates about …

In this paper, we question an often-unchallenged assumption that we all talk about the same
'thing'when talking about water. Taking the Salween River in Myanmar as a case study, we …

Abstract The post-Cold War period has seen the rise of international liberal peacebuilding,
as an overarching framework for international interventions in intrastate conflicts. In contrast …

This article explores the gendered dynamics of Myanmar's post-war economic reforms
through an analysis of women's experiences of development in Kayah (Karenni) state. In …

The prevalence of childhood stunting in Myanmar is one of the highest among the countries
of Southeast Asia. Cross‐sectional data from the Myanmar Demographic Health Survey …

Abstract The ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) by the Chinese government provides
an important opportunity to promote the global implementation of the 2030 Agenda for …

This article engages with emerging debates about feminist peace and uses this concept to
assess the ability of the Women, Peace and Security agenda to achieve gender-just change …

This article explores processes of place-making and space-making around the erection of
the Aung San statue in Kayah state in Myanmar and draws out the competing visions of …

In the last two decades, Myanmar has gone through profound political changes. Over this
time, humanitarian and development interventions by Western donor agencies have been …