New Books on Myanmar: Fall 2026
This fall, join authors of new and forthcoming books in Burma/Myanmar Studies for moderated, dual-language conversations about their new works.
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What is Old is New Again: Buddhist Pigments and Brushstrokes in the Amarapūra Mahāgandhāyon’s Political Programme
August 5, 2026
In this short, experimental piece, I will put the Mahāgandhāyon’s Future of the Affairs of the Sāsanā in conversation with roughly contemporaneous modernist painters in Burma.
If We Don’t Change Education and Culture, We Will Carry the Junta into the New Union
July 31, 2026
James Shwe argues that a new model for education, culture, and religion is needed for Myanmar’s future.
Towards Northwest Southeast Asia Studies
July 29, 2026
Ewan Cameron asks what reality the term “Myanmar” expresses and what it might hide.
Digital Nation-Building: How the Shan State Progress Party Constructs Its Identity Online in Myanmar
July 24, 2026
Federica Cidale and Jeremy Htet argue that the Shan State Progress Party (SSPP) is shaping digital nation-building on Facebook amid Myanmar’s conflict.
Where Art Holds What Words Cannot: A Therapeutic Expressive Activities (TEA) Program for Displaced Children from Myanmar
July 16, 2026
Lilly T. Aung and Maha Y. See describe an arts-, music-, and movement-based approach to psychosocial support for displaced children from Myanmar.
Reclaiming Strength: Psychological Rehabilitation and Hope After Conflict-Related Limb Loss in Myanmar
June 29, 2026
P.T. Hmue and Maha Y. See of Myanmar Clinical Psychology Consortium describe recovery beyond the physical after limb loss among young veterans in Myanmar.
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