Struggling for Democratization:An Analyze on the Role of Military Power and The Civil--Military Relationship in Myanmar

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声明

摘要

Abstract

Table of Contents

Introduction

● Research Background and Significance

● Objective and Research Questions

● Theoretical Framework and Research Methodology

● Terminology Clarification

Chapter-1The Process of Democratic Transition in Myanmar

Chapter-2Military’s Political Role and Its Profound Influence

2．1 Military Control within the Framework of 2008 Constitution

2．1．1 The Military’s Opportunity and 2008 Constitution

2．1．2 Civil-Military Relations and 2008 Constitution

2．2 Political Role and Legislative Function

2．2．1 Attitude to Reform

2．2．2 Possible Interference to the legislative function

2．3 Economic Role and the Opportunity of Democratization

2．4 Attitude of the Military in the Ceasefire Process

Chapter-3The Struggling of Myanmar Civil Government for Democratization

3．1 Dilemma of the Civil—Military Coalition Since 2011

3．3 Foreign Relations and NLD government

Chapter-4Domestic Ethnic Conflicts and the Impediment to Democratization

4．1 Ethnic Armed Organizations(EAOs)

4．2 The Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement(NCA)

4．3 The 21n Century Panglong Conference

Chapter-5Conclusion

Appendix

Acknowledgements

Bibliography