Drawing on firsthand research in a conflict-affected region, this book offers a powerful case study of revolution, displacement, and institutional failure after Myanmar's 2021 military coup.
The 2021 military coup in Myanmar was received as a moral shock by a large part of the country's population. The book gives voice to the students and academics who were key to the youth-led post-coup protests and are still fighting the military with their bodies and minds, by taking up arms and creating their own higher education institutions.
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Marie Lall is Chair of Education and South Asian Studies at the UCL Institute of Education and Professor at Keio University, Japan. She is a South Asia specialist working on India, Pakistan and Myanmar. She has over 30 years of experience in the region, specialising in political issues and education. Her political research focuses on the domestic and foreign policy of South Asia. Her education expertise encompasses education policy, higher education, teacher training and language of instruction. She has authored more than 100 publications, including 13 widely cited books.
Ikuko Okamoto is a professor in the Faculty of Global and Regional Studies and researcher at the Centre for Sustainable Development Studies at Toyo University in Japan. She is an agricultural economist who has been working on Myanmar for over 30 years. She is fluent in Burmese and has authored a large number of publications on rural development in Myanmar.
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