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Authors: Trevor Wilson
and civil society,
157
and insurgency,
43
anti-intellectuals policy,
251
assessment by Dr Maung Maung,
267
and popular dissent,
235
Cambodia,
128
cancellation of visit by Khin Nyunt,
32
Canada,
241
capacity-building projects,
114
and NGOs,
214
CARE Myanmar,
206
CARI,
see
Central Agricultural Research Institute
Carlsberg,
246
CARTC,
see
Central Agriculture Research and Training Centre
Catholic Bishops Conference,
58
CBM,
see
Central Bank of Myanmar
and civil society,
164–65
and orthodoxy,
168
and reform,
50
ceasefire movement,
19
,
39
,
44
,
51
,
52
,
53
,
59
,
62
,
283
ceasefire, between SPDC and Karen National Union,
xxiii
census (1993),
128
Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI),
101
and rodent control project,
139
Central Agriculture Research and Training Centre (CARTC),
101
,
102
,
112
Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM),
81
,
82
,
84
central planning, and agriculture,
129
Central Statistical Office (CSO),
78
,
81
centralization of control by governments,
166–67
Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue,
162
,
164
Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR),
135
,
145
Centre for International Tropical Agriculture (CIAT),
135
Centre on Integrated Rural Development for Asia and the Pacific,
114
cereals,
98
CFN,
see
Child Focussed Network
CGIAR
see
Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research
Chamber of Commerce,
18
Charles Sturt University,
120
,
121
,
123
Chatichai Choonhaven,
9
Che Guevara,
236
Child Focussed Network (CFN),
203ff
,
208
,
213
Child Protection Day,
204
Child Risk Index,
57
child soldiers,
60
children’s programs, and World Vision,
202
Chin National Front,
53
and Panglong Conference,
43
China, People’s Republic of,
236
,
270
concept of civil society,
149–50
Chindwin River,
107
Chinese Communist Party,
19
Christian churches, and peace talks,
54
Church of England, in Myanmar,
154
CIAT,
see
Centre for International Tropical Agriculture
CIFOR,
see
Centre for International Forestry Research
civil society organizations,
151
,
152–53
,
219
strengthening of,
282
civil society,
xxix
,
59
,
151
,
163–64
,
166
,
170
,
191
,
209
,
251
and NGOs,
193
civil war,
6–7
clothing exports,
94 n. 21
“CNN effect”,
241
coercive diplomacy,
287
Cold War,
52
Collignon, S.,
91
Committee Representing the People’s Parliament (CRPP),
12
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) (Australia),
139
communal violence, in India,
221
Communist Party of Burma (CPB),
19
,
42
,
155
,
165
,
235
People’s Army,
45
Wa, Kokang,
44
Communist Party of China,
234
community-based organizations,
58
,
59
,
153
,
197
,
213
,
214
Companies Act
(Myanmar),
152
conflict, armed,
42
,
222
,
279
,
282
and national reconciliation,
162
Constituent Assembly (1947),
43
constitution of 1947,
43
constitution of 1974,
43
abrogation of in 1988,
4
constitutional convention,
see
National Convention
“constructive engagement”,
40
Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (CGIAR),
134
,
145
Contract Farming System in Livestock and Fisheries,
114
Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Rice Production,
121
Copland, John,
xxxii
Cornell University,
253 n. 1
corporate social responsibility,
178ff
and Premier Oil,
181–82
in Asia,
186
corruption,
86
cottage industries,
116
counter-insurgency tactics by government,
44
Country Reports,
by Economist Intelligence Unit,
80
CPB,
see
Communist Party of Burma
crop production, contribution to GDP,
130
crop substitution programmes,
58
,
129
,
229
CRPP,
see
Committee Representing the People’s Parliament
CSIRO,
see
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
CSO,
see
Central Statistical Office
CSU,
see
Charles Sturt University
Culture and Literature Associations,
58
cyber-activism,
247
DAC,
see
Development Assistance Committee
dams,
115
Danu (ethnic group),
66
Dapice, D.,
79
DAR,
see
Department of Agricultural Research
David Taw,
68
Daw Khin Oo,
124
Daw Khin Win Myint,
118
Daw Seng Raw,
55
de Soto, H.,
88
de Tocqueville, A.,
150
death toll since independence,
44
decision-making, effects of hierarchy,
195
defence expenditure,
44
democracy paradigm,
276
and SLORC/SPDC
160
Democratic Voice of Burma,
242
de-monetizations,
90
Department for International Development (DFID),
56
Department of Agricultural Research (DAR),
101
,
102
Department of Railways,
208
Depayin attack on Aung San Suu Kyi,
xx
,
30
Deputy Director for Social Welfare,
204
Desai, A.V.,
268
development aid,
see
aid
Development Assistance Committee (DAC),
264
development,
280
DFID,
see
Department for International Development
diplomacy, coercive,
287
Directory of Local Non-Government Organizations in Myanmar, March 2004,
197
,
207
,
213
disarming of former insurgent groups,
67
displacement of population,
60
dissent, and military regime,
237
Division of Sustainable Ecosystems, CSIRO,
139
Doha Development Agenda,
119
Dorning, Karl,
xxix
,
xxx
Drake, P.J.,
89
dual exchange rate regime,
85
Duffield, M.,
192
economic reform, and military regime,
278
,
289
need for “roadmaps”,
288
Economist Intelligence Unit,
80
,
81
,
84
crisis,
251
importance of agriculture sector,
98
macroeconomic problems,
85
misrule under Ne Win,
43
modernization,
264
;
edible oil,
99
Education Index,
106
closure of higher education institutions,
251