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Bridging The Gap Between Donar Community and Local Organizations in Myanmar
Semi-official English translation of the Foreign Investment Law of 3 November 2012
Obama in Myanmar—A Visit with Limited Significance by Robert H. Taylor
Myanmar's New Foreign Direct Investment Law translated into English
Long reliant on China
The New York Times on Japan as Myanmar's main partner for development. Japanese officials also working on a 'master plan' for Yangon:
Reform in Myanmar: One Year On
This is good article for Myanmar regarding reform in Myanmar.
That include solid research and losts of facts.
Myanmar's Rohingya Dilemma
Myanmar: Lifting Sanctions is More Difficult than Imposing Sanctions
Carlyle A. Thayer discusses the challenges in unraveling the complex web of sanctions placed against Myanmar by the US, EU and Australia.
The Vexing Strategic Tug of War Over Naypyidaw
Burma in the Balance: The Role of Foreign Assistance in Supporting Burma's Democratic Transition
The historic constraints on donor interventions in Burma—whether self-imposed sanctions or regime-imposed barriers—are increasingly giving way to a sense of heightened optimism about the possibilities of working on issues across the development spectrum. But while the terrain appears to be improving, there remain substantial barriers to effective programming beyond the overall pace and scope of political reform.
ICG Report: Reform In Myanmar One Year On
Although a bit one sided and very optimistic, the report gives a fairly up to date and accurate account of the events leading up to the current situation.
Myanmar Across the Threshold
Aung San Suu Kyi’s participation in by-elections for Myanmar’s new parliament, her sweeping win, and the government’s endorsement of the result have completed a sea-change in the country’s politics – and as a result, its relations with the Western world including Australia.
Partner-Led Cooperation
This study brings together the ideas and arguments of Development Counselors, thematic
stakeholders, and Mekong Economics Ltd. It presents a brief review of contemporary PLC-type
instruments being used in Vietnam, including details in their design and common
implementation problems, and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Like Minded Donor
Group.