Description:
"...Bamar Muslims began to actively express their
awareness of being Bamar Muslims as indigenous citizens around the 1930s, almost at the
same time that Burmese nationalism was on the rise. Bamar Muslims continued to raise
their voices during the last military regime, yet most Buddhist Burmese did not recognize
them as native. Using documents and interviews, this study will explore how the idea of
Muslims as indigenous citizens emerged during the colonial period, and how it evolved up
through the present time..."
Source/publisher:
The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies No.32 (2014)
Date of Publication:
2014-12-27
Date of entry:
2015-09-19
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- Individual Documents
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Language:
English
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