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All change or no change/ Richard Horsey

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HORSEY Richard

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In: The World Today Vol.65, No 7, July 2009, pp.15-20.Summary: There will be major changes in 2010 the ageing leadership will be handing over the reins of power to a younger generation of military officers. The generational transition following the elections could therefore be a key inflection point. A new Burmese government will face two choices moving towards greater openness and reform or continuing past policies of isolation and authoritarianism.

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There will be major changes in 2010 the ageing leadership will be handing over the reins of power to a younger generation of military officers. The generational transition following the elections could therefore be a key inflection point. A new Burmese government will face two choices moving towards greater openness and reform or continuing past policies of isolation and authoritarianism.

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