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Myanmar's double transition/ Alexander Dukalskis

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DUKALSKIS Alexander

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In: Asian Survey: Vol.57 No.4, July/August 2017, pp.716-737 (12)Summary: This article analyzes 'double transition' how political liberalization has shaped the peace process. It elaborates six ways that liberalization has influenced the quest for peace.

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This article analyzes 'double transition' how political liberalization has shaped the peace process. It elaborates six ways that liberalization has influenced the quest for peace.

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