The Burmese Way to Fascism
Abstract/Sommario:
Burma's military junta is better positioned than ever before to retain its stranglehold on power. When the army first seized the power in Burma in 1962, it not only took control over the Government, but also assumed economic power. The Burmese military establishment also developed into a state-within-state, a society where army personnel, their families and dependents enjoy a privileged position.. After the last uprising in 1988, the Burmese way to Socialism was abolished, perhaps in a ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | The Burmese Way to Fascism/ Bertil Lintner |
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IN Per: Far Eastern Economic Review, vol. 170, n. 8 (2008 October) p. 9-13.
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| ID scheda | 60242 |