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The Rohingya: ethnic nationalism, domestic diversionary targets, and Burmese post-colonial nation building
This dissertation explores the question of whether recurring episodes of violence, forced displacement, and other forms of repression against the ethno-religious sub-nationalist identity group, the Rohingya, across Burma's (Myanmar) modern history, are rooted in the implications of post-colonial nat...
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