Titlebook: Regime Changes and Socio-economic History of Rural Myanmar, 1986-2019; Akio Takahashi Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Villagers on the Move: Mixed Multi-ethnic Settlement in Zeepinwea Village,3 to analyse population movements at the household level in Zeepinwea Village, where I have conducted long-term research. While population mobility was very high in the delta region of Myanmar during the colonial period, I have shown that frequent population movements continued during the socialist

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Myanmar Village Society: Comparing with Japan and Thailand,s in Japan, Thailand, and Myanmar from the perspective of what kind of “cohesion” the villages have, that is, village communality. First, I survey the academic literature on Japanese and Thai village studies, and organise these studies into the thesis of group or organisation and the thesis of subje

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Conclusion: Change and Continuity in the Social Economy of Rural Myanmar,86, at the end of the Burmese-style socialist regime, when I started my village studies; continuing through the period of military rule from 1988 to 2011; and ending in 2019, when democratisation and liberalisation since 2011 had made some progress. To add depth to this 33-year rural socioeconomic s

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,Introduction: The History of Myanmar’s Political and Economic System, and the Structure of This Booes in Myanmar’s political regimes do not necessarily coincide with changes in Myanmar’s economic systems. Finally, this chapter introduces the structure of the book and concludes with a chronology of Myanmar’s political economy, especially agricultural and rural affairs.

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Akio TakahashiFirst book to depict the transformation of Myanmar‘s rural socio-economy from within villages from 1986 to 2019.Analyzes the gap between the political and economic system and the reality of the rural

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3272-6Myanmar economy; De-agrarianisation; Relatives of Place; Failure of Collective (tight structured societ