Articles by Larry Jagan
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December 2011 - Cover
Towards a Burmese spring How much difference a year can make! The walls of closed society seem to be falling in Burma. But will the army remain silent? |
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December 2010 - Report
New course for reconciliation? Amidst guarded optimism and engrained scepticism, Aung San Suu Kyi re-emerged into her Burma. |
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February 2010 - Analysis
A yet-darkened horizon emElections are still supposed to be taking place in Burma this year – sometime – though the outcome is already mostly known./em |
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July 2009 - Cover
The pagoda's repudiation Once again, everything appears to be aligning against the Burmese junta, but once again it may not make a difference. |
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April 2009 - Analysis
Burmese selection The generals are keeping a wrap on the election plans, as a way to force the results overwhelmingly in their favour. |
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October 2007 - Analysis
Burmese people-power powder-keg The military seems suddenly unsure, the attempts at democratisation are not credible, sudden inflation is fuelling discontent – and it is looking like 1988 all over again. |
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June 2008 - Report
A Burmese consolidation of authoritarianism Cyclone Nagris's winds ushered in not only misery and loss, but also a more consolidated military rule, approved by a sham vote. |
Featured Articles
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A cicada at the door 21 May 2012
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Fiction
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A new lens 18 May 2012
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Satish Sharma describes a new visual language for the streets of Southasia....
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Drawing conclusions 17 May 2012
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The row over a cartoon featuring Dalit leader Ambedkar shows a lack of critical...
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The fighting Kachin 15 May 2012
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Burma’s recent reforms have brought no respite for the Kachin people.
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Clearing Korail 11 May 2012
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Dhaka’s latest slum demolition shows the full scale of the Bangladeshi government’s...
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High Himalayan hype 11 May 2012
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Infatuation with Everest has inspired Everest-sized absurdities.
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Why separate? 10 May 2012
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A new book justifies Kashmiri secession, but the scholarly appraisal ignores...
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The archive: 25 years of Southasia
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Where are our promised soft borders? |
