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March, 2010Volume 18 No.3
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 The Coming Cyber War Burma's generals and their allies are determined not to let dissidents win the next battle for control of cyberspace. WAI MOE and DAVID PAQUETTE report. |
 A Matter of Autonomy and Arms HTET AUNG visits the headquarters of the New Mon State Party, where he finds the armed cease-fire group ready to resume its struggle if the Burmese junta pushes it to give up its weapons. |
 Selling Off The State Silver Retaining control of key industries, and not economic reform, is behind the Burmese regime's recent wave of privatizations, writes BA KAUNG. |
 The Simple Soldier AUNG ZAW examines the undistinguished military career of Snr-Gen Than Shwe, Burma's absolute ruler. |
 Same Robes, Different Roles Burmese Buddhist monks in Sri Lanka discover that their local counterparts are recognized as an important social and political force—unlike monks in Burma. NEIL LAWRENCE reports. |
 Clinging to ‘Dwifungsi’ AUNG NAING OO asks if Burma's new Constitution has finally succeeded in justifying the armed forces' claim to a dual role as defenders and rulers of the nation. |
 Asean’s Democratic Divide The regional bloc's lack of a common stance on political issues is weakening calls for a free and fair election in Burma, writes AUNG ZAW. |
 Rapping the Regime KO HTWE explores Burma's underground music scene and finds rappers and hip-hop artists with a political message. |
 Blackboard Memories “The Shan: Refugees without a Camp,” by Bernice Koehler Johnson, is reviewed by JIM ANDREWS. |
 Hard Labor The plight of Burmese migrants is portrayed in a photo exhibition. |
 Football Coach Gets the Boot The head coach of Burma's national team gets sacked after a run of defeats. |
| • Briefly Noted |
| • Business |
| • Burma Election 2010 |