top of page

Shades of Identity Politics

The prevalence of identity politics entrenches persistent conflicts and complicates the development of a cohesive national identity in Myanmar, where historical colonial policies and oppressive regimes manipulate ethnicity and religious identities.

About Us

The Myanmar Thinkpiece is a collaborative effort by local researchers, political analysts, and pro-democracy activists in Myanmar (Burma). We aim to amplify diverse voices and opinions in promoting and restoring democracy.

Oe Si mountain_edited.webp

Shades of Identity Politics in Myanmar

Shades of Identity Politics in Myanmar

Shades of Identity Politics in Myanmar

Blending politics, ethnicity, and religion is a double-edged sword with implications for restoring Myanmar’s democracy.

Aug 5, 20242 min read

Unveiling the Silent Struggle

Unveiling the Silent Struggle

Unveiling the Silent Struggle

Once Myanmar’s anti-coup movement turned violent and the CRPH scrapped the 2008 constitution, two strategies contested electoral legitimacy.

Jan 10, 20242 min read

Beyond Fragmented Voices in Myanmar

Beyond Fragmented Voices in Myanmar

Beyond Fragmented Voices in Myanmar

The think piece briefly explore the role of different actors and suggest approaches to bridge the gaps in engagement.

Jul 31, 20232 min read

There was a technical issue on our end. Try again or refresh.

Contact

If you have any questions or seek further information on evolving issues related to Myanmar’s political crisis, please don’t hesitate to reach us at:

Email: hello@mythinkpiece.org

You can also contact us by using this form:

bottom of page