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Hybrid government and the politics of legitimacy in the Myanmar peace process/ Ashley South

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SOUTH Ashley

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In: Journal of Contemporary Asia Vol.48, No. 1, March 2018, pp.50-66 (107) Summary: This article explores the dynamics and implications of developments and reference to the emerging literatures on 'rebel rules' and 'hybrid governence' and examines the practices of donors and aid agencies operating areas.

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This article explores the dynamics and implications of developments and reference to the emerging literatures on 'rebel rules' and 'hybrid governence' and examines the practices of donors and aid agencies operating areas.

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