Nationalism as Political Paranoia in Burma

The colonial club - 'natives not admitted' the violent 'pacification' of Burma Buddhist cosmology and political power the colonization of Burmese identity Buddhism, xenophobia and rebellion in the 1930s two versions of nationalism - union state or ethnicism Buddishism and military power - two different strategies, two different Thakins Ne Win's club Aung San Suu Kyi's strategy nationalism as the practice of power the rules of the Myanmar club Buddhism and the religious divide among the Karen U Thuzana and Vegan Buddhism Buddhism, prophecies and rebellion autocracy and nationalism historicism and historical memory a final word - but no conclusion

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