UBC Myanmar Initiative
Supporting Original Research
The initiative supported scholarship on development and democratization in Myanmar and contributed to collaborative research and publication.
RESEARCH
Selected Publications and Platforms
Issue 31 of the Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia examined aspects of Myanmar’s democratic transition and the 2021 coup. The issue was made openly accessible and translated into several Asian languages.
The initiative also enabled research appearing in East Asia Forum and supported the independent Yangon-based Inya Economic Journal.
Discover Research
Kyoto Review — Issue 31
Issue 31 of the Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia on Myanmar’s transition, opening and coup.
Learn more →Inya Economic Journal
Research and publication support for the independent Yangon-based Inya Economic Journal.
Learn more →East Asia Forum Articles
Myanmar-related research and public analysis supported by the initiative.
Learn more →Publications
Research publications connected to the initiative and relevant public scholarly platforms.
Learn more →Research Collaboration
Connecting scholars, universities and civil society research partners.
Learn more →Research Ethics
Ethical considerations in academic work, including safety, consent and careful representation.
Learn more →Research Connections
UBC Myanmar Initiative
Academic conversations in 2021
A Myanmar mini-conference at the 2021 biennial CCSEAS meeting brought scholars together for panels and discussions, including researchers in and beyond Myanmar.
