Conscription in Myanmar: is the military junta losing control? by Sandeep Singh

“…The recent activation of an existing conscription law in Myanmar by the ruling military junta seeks to draft young people into serving in the military in a situation of worsening civil conflict in the country. …”
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Youth policy of the Argentine military junta as part of a global conservative response by Irina Veselova

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Aung San Suu Kyi : les avatars d’une icône birmane de la démocratie by Chloé Baills, Bénédicte Brac de la Perrière

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THE POWER OF THAI DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE ROYAL FAMILY by Hendra Maujana Saragih, Suhayatmi Suhayatmi, Muhammad Zulham

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Burma: On the Road to “Asian Democracy” by Miroslav Nožina

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Il colpo di stato in Grecia e la Giunta dei Colonnelli. Nodi e interpretazioni storiografiche / The Coup d'Etat in Greece and the Greek Colonels' Junta: Focal Points and Historical... by Cinzia Venturoli

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Il colpo di stato in Grecia e la Giunta dei Colonnelli. Nodi e interpretazioni storiografiche by Cinzia Venturoli

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Quo Vadis Myanmar?: Military Rule, the 2010 Election and Beyond by Jatswan S. Sidhu

“…Based on provisions of the 2008 Constitution, the military junta held another round of multiparty elections on 7 November 2010. …”
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Myanmar's foreign policy responses to Western sanctions by Kyaw San Wai

“…Despite such punitive measures, the military junta was overall defiant towards the West 's demands and continued its repressive grip on power. …”
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PERLAWANAN ETNIS MUSLIM ROHINGYA TERHADAP KEBIJAKAN DISKRIMINATIF PEMERINTAH BURMA-MYANMAR by , GULIA ICHIKAYA MITZY, , Rochdi Mohan Nazala, MSA, M.Litt

“…Patterns which conducted during the first period or in Military Junta era over the opposition to the Government directly, such as revolts or to migrate due to the policies of the Burmese Citizenship Law in 1982. …”

La junte militaire birmane confrontée au Cyclone Nargis by Marion Sabrié

“…On the 2nd and the 3rd of May 2008, the Cyclonic Storm Nargis made landfall on the Ayeyarwady Division and on Rangoun Division causing 32 000 deaths, 41 000 missing people and 2 million of homeless people. The military junta inactivity and its refusal to accept humanitarian aid lead to a “new tragedy in the disaster”. …”
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The COVID-19 third wave in Myanmar following the military coup [version 2; peer review: 2 approved]

“…Death proportions at different weeks from June to August 2021 ranged from 12.4% to 17.3%, much higher than the military junta’s reports. Overall, 25% of participants received oxygen therapy. …”
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The Rohingya refugee crisis and Bangladesh-Myanmar relations by Othman, R.

“…The Rohingya crisis emanated from the military junta’s widespread violations of human rights in Myanmar against the Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine. …”
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Institution of Government in National Law by E. V. Vorobyova

“…A Government may be a deliberative body under individual or collective Head of State (monarch, president, Revolutionary Council, Military junta). During military regime even structurally a Government may not be singled out from a Military Council (Security Council etc.). …”
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Crisis in Myanmar and the responsibility to protect by Hannah Ruth Chia

“…It has also laid bare ASEAN and the international community’s continuing inability to deal with the military junta’s stance on any issue, especially one as critical as the prevention of aid and aid workers delivering life saving assistance.…”
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"Yes” or “no”: An analysis of the 2010 referendum in Turkey by Özden Melis Uluğ, Arda Bilgen

“…This was the case in Turkey, as the current Justice and Development Party government decided to hold a constitutional referendum on September 12, 2010 to amend the current Constitution of 1982, ratified by the military junta of 1980- 1983. At the end, 58% of the voters voted “Yes”, as opposed to 42% of “No” votes. …”
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El regreso de los soldados de Malvinas: la historia de un ocultamiento by Cora Gamarnik, María Laura Guembe, Vanina Agostini, María Celina Flores

“…Their testimonies and their own physical and psychological state could contribute to fuel the social indignation and to deepen the discredit of the population about the Military Junta that had provoked a war against Great Britain. …”
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L’exil chilien en France du coup d’état à l’acceptation de l’exil : entre violences et migrations by Nicolas Prognon

“…The overthrow of Salvador Allende on the 11th of September 1973, by a military junta, constitutes a major rupture  in Chilean contemporary history. …”
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La dictadura argentina y el rock: enemigos íntimos by Mara Favoretto

“…Interestingly, the first enemy created by the military Junta was the ‘youth’ who, because of their addiction to rock music –they said– would become subversive. …”
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Expropriation and consequence: Peru-United States relations (1963–1975) by G. Romero Somme

“…The American policy of supporting the IPC had negative long-term effects fo American interests in the region, as it accelerated the overthrown of Belaúnde and ushered in the arrival of a military junta which sought a more independent foreign policy. …”
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