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Myanmar: sanctions, engagement or another way forward?

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International Crisis Group

Material type: Text

TextSeries: ICG Asia Report ; No 78Publication details: Yangon; Brussels: ICG, 2004, 26 AprilDescription: 43pISBN:

(pbk.)

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Summary: Neither the diplomatic and economic pressures of many Western governments nor the gentler engagement policy of most regional neighbours have produced any impact on the military junta. This report summarises the efforts that have been made and recommends an alternative approach that it says may have more chance of success.

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Neither the diplomatic and economic pressures of many Western governments nor the gentler engagement policy of most regional neighbours have produced any impact on the military junta. This report summarises the efforts that have been made and recommends an alternative approach that it says may have more chance of success.

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