(70) Genealogies Of Violence in Burma: Incorporating the Rohingya Genocide into Analysis of Burma’s Protracted Civil War

Friday, March 20, 2020

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

Elliott Prasse-Freeman: Disclosure information not submitted.

Shae Frydenlund: Disclosure information not submitted.

Wai Wai Nu: Disclosure information not submitted.

Andrew Ong: Disclosure information not submitted.

Masao Imamura: Disclosure information not submitted.

Ken MacLean: Disclosure information not submitted.

Forged in Fire? Rohingya’s Impossible Identity Amidst Mass Violence and Deterritorialization
Elliott Prasse-Freeman – National University of Singapore
Mixing, Sharing, Living: Rohingya and Rakhine Women’s Memories of Peace in Myanmar’s Rakhine State
Shae Frydenlund – University of Colorado Boulder; Wai Wai Nu – University of California, Berkeley
Militarizing Ethnicity, Fracturing Solidarity: The Case of the United Wa State Army
Andrew Ong – National University of Singapore
How Does Religion Matter in Myanmar’s Ethnic Conflict? The Case of the Kachin
Masao Imamura – Yamagata University