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2016
Myanmar is the second largest country in South-East Asia and has a total land area of 676,577 km2. It borders five nations – Bangladesh, India, China, Laos and Thailand – with over 2,800 km of coastline. It is a nation with a tiny population of 60 million compared with the massive populations of its rapidly growing neighbours – China and India.
Sarker, Tapan, Kyu Pe, Swe Sett
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Myanmar is the second largest country in South-East Asia and has a total land area of 676,577 km2. It borders five nations – Bangladesh, India, China, Laos and Thailand – with over 2,800 km of coastline. It is a nation with a tiny population of 60 million compared with the massive populations of its rapidly growing neighbours – China and India.
Sarker, Tapan, Kyu Pe, Swe Sett
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, 2020
The Kuntabin Sn-W deposit, located in southern Myanmar, is characterized by abundant greisen-type and quartz vein-type cassiterite and wolframite mineralization. We have conducted multiple geochronological methods and isotope and trace element analyses
Wei Mao +10 more
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The Kuntabin Sn-W deposit, located in southern Myanmar, is characterized by abundant greisen-type and quartz vein-type cassiterite and wolframite mineralization. We have conducted multiple geochronological methods and isotope and trace element analyses
Wei Mao +10 more
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HNO, 2019
As the example of a small team working in Myanmar since 2010 has demonstrated, it is possible to achieve sustainable success in medical education and training in foreign countries with relatively little effort, in this case in middle ear surgery.
Heidi Olze +10 more
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As the example of a small team working in Myanmar since 2010 has demonstrated, it is possible to achieve sustainable success in medical education and training in foreign countries with relatively little effort, in this case in middle ear surgery.
Heidi Olze +10 more
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2018
Myanmar transition to democracy may appear sudden and spectacular. Such a blatant change prompts questions: what made the transition possible? How deep and stable is it? Where Myanmar will go from here? In order to address these broad questions in a concise manner a convenient frame of reference is provided by Samuel Huntington's "third wave ...
Stefano Ruzza, Giuseppe Gabusi
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Myanmar transition to democracy may appear sudden and spectacular. Such a blatant change prompts questions: what made the transition possible? How deep and stable is it? Where Myanmar will go from here? In order to address these broad questions in a concise manner a convenient frame of reference is provided by Samuel Huntington's "third wave ...
Stefano Ruzza, Giuseppe Gabusi
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How in Myanmar “National Races” Came to Surpass Citizenship and Exclude Rohingya
Interpreting Communal Violence in Myanmar, 2017The idea of “national races” or taingyintha has animated brutal conflict in Myanmar over who or what is “Rohingya.” But because the term is translated from Burmese inconsistently, and because its usage is contingent, its peculiar significance for ...
Nick Cheesman
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Insight Into Major Active Faults in Central Myanmar and the Related Geodynamic Sources
Geophysical Research Letters, 2020Myanmar, one of the most active tectonic regions in the world, endures the risk of destructive earthquakes. Based on seismic data recorded at the recently deployed dense array of the China‐Myanmar Geophysical Survey in the Myanmar Orogen (CMGSMO), we ...
Chit Thet Mon +9 more
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RELC Journal, 2005
This paper provides an overview of the development of English in Myanmar. It begins by tracing the changing role and status of English and Myanmar from the colonial period, which has had an impact on the current education structure. The paper outlines the structure of the education system and the recent reforms that reflect the rising importance of ...
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This paper provides an overview of the development of English in Myanmar. It begins by tracing the changing role and status of English and Myanmar from the colonial period, which has had an impact on the current education structure. The paper outlines the structure of the education system and the recent reforms that reflect the rising importance of ...
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2017
Newly available data show that Myanmar once had a high degree of deposit dollarization—the ratio of foreign currency deposits to total deposits at 45.5% in 2002. Dollarization in Myanmar or the decentralized holding of foreign exchange by residents, however, could be attributed to the acquired practices of foreign trade settlement procedures, which ...
Set Aung, Koji Kubo
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Newly available data show that Myanmar once had a high degree of deposit dollarization—the ratio of foreign currency deposits to total deposits at 45.5% in 2002. Dollarization in Myanmar or the decentralized holding of foreign exchange by residents, however, could be attributed to the acquired practices of foreign trade settlement procedures, which ...
Set Aung, Koji Kubo
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, 2016
Ophiolites that crop out in Southeast Asia represent the relics of the Tethys Ocean, which existed between the continents of Gondwana and Laurasia during much of the Mesozoic.
Chuan-Zhou Liu +7 more
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Ophiolites that crop out in Southeast Asia represent the relics of the Tethys Ocean, which existed between the continents of Gondwana and Laurasia during much of the Mesozoic.
Chuan-Zhou Liu +7 more
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Global Change Biology, 2018
Myanmar is one of the mangrove‐richest countries in the world, providing valuable ecosystem services to people. However, due to deforestation driven primarily by agricultural expansion, Myanmar's mangrove forest cover has declined dramatically over the ...
R. Estoque +10 more
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Myanmar is one of the mangrove‐richest countries in the world, providing valuable ecosystem services to people. However, due to deforestation driven primarily by agricultural expansion, Myanmar's mangrove forest cover has declined dramatically over the ...
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