Myanmar's growing regional role

Mely Caballero-Anthony; Priscilla Clapp; Catharin Dalpino; Abraham M. Denmark; Meredith Miller; Morten B. Pedersen

Myanmar's growing regional role

Mely Caballero-Anthony, Priscilla Clapp, Catharin Dalpino, Abraham M. Denmark, Meredith Miller, Morten B. Pedersen

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Abstract

In this NBR Special Report, Priscilla Clapp writes about the influence of domestic issues on Myanmar’s foreign policy; Catharin Dalpino examines the prospects for U.S.-Myanmar relations; Mely Caballero-Anthony discusses Myanmar’s chairmanship of ASEAN; Morten Pedersen analyzes how Myanmar’s policy elites think about the country’s foreign policy during the current time of transition; Abraham Denmark examines Myanmar’s relations with Asia’s major powers-China, India, and Japan; and Meredith Miller considers the economic and trade issues related to Myanmar’s re-emergence.

Original language	English
Publisher	Project Muse
Number of pages	106
ISBN (Electronic)	9781939131317
Publication status	Published - Jan 1 2014
Externally published	Yes

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© 2014 By The National Bureau of Asian Research.

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General Social Sciences

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