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This 12 page paper explores the political situation in Myanmar, also known as Burma, looking at its’ history, the military junta regime, and the general circumstances which have led to the current position internally and the development of its current international relationships. The paper analyses this at different levels and uses be realistic, idealist and constructivist approaches to explain the situation. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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the United Nations has issued statements communicating concern over the position within the country (United Nations, 1999). Likewise, Amnesty International has also expressed a large number of concerns regarding human
rights violations within the country. The international relations which take place between Myanmar and other countries reflect the internal political troubles and instability and strategically managed in order for the
current regime to retain control. Myanmar has had a very low profile in the media. The country, which is relatively closed, has fallen from being a very prosperous country where
many citizens live in abject poverty. On 28 September, 2007, the country hit the headlines across the world. Myanmar citizens were demonstrating against the dictatorship which had been ruling a
country for 45 years. The government responded in a very heavy-handed fashion including firing on protesters resulting in the deaths of at least 13 people. The protests were supported by
the Buddhist monks, who has seen them on the streets been raided and subsequently sealed (Schwartz, 2007). The situation escalated with more than 200 monks being placed under arrest and
the government cutting Internet traffic to avoid reports getting out of the country (Schwartz, 2007). Was this the media and gained global attention,
the real influences on international relations have been seen for many years in the way that the political environment within the country has been managed. To consider international relations we
first have to look at the situation within Myanmar. The countrys was part of the British Empire between 1886 and 1948. Gaining
its independence in 1948 was the result of dissatisfaction and political moves which started in the 1930s. There was agitation against the British rule and after the Second World War
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