Myanmar / Bangladesh / Cambodia / Sri Lanka / Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia / Tibet / India / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Mandalay Prison / Rangoon Technical Institute / Rangoon University / /
IndustryTerm
government media / pilgrimage site / food shortages / internal monastic network / oil / monastic network / foreign news media / official state media / economic and political network / martial law / basic food staples / /
MedicalCondition
inflammatory discourse / illness / /
Organization
BSPP government / State Peace and Development Council / Sagaing Division / Unity / Burmese government / Tibetan government / National League for Democracy (NLD) / USDA / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / State Law and Order Council / National Council / Rangoon University / Tamil Tigers / Rangoon government / army / State Law and Order Restoration Council / Union of Burma / Ministry of Religious Affairs / civil society / Young Mens= Buddhist Association / All Burma Young Monks= Union / Socialist Program Party / Rangoon Technical Institute / Theosophical Society / All Burma Monks Union / Fifth Buddhist Council / /
Person
Henry Olcott / Ranasingha Premadasa / Kitthiwuttho / Soe Naing / Buddhist / Aung San Suu Kyi / Soeharto / Helena Blavatsky / Stanley Tambiah / Aung Zaw / /
PoliticalEvent
their primary / /
Position
president / advisors / religious and political leader / s Prime Minister / regional military commander / Major / eminent anthropologist and scholar / steadfast critic / General / /
1 BUDDHISM, VIOLENCE AND THE STATE IN BURMA (MYANMAR) AND SRI LANKA By Juliane Schober Much of recent public and academic discourse on the intersections of religion with conflict in general, and communal violence in part