Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Bertil Lintner - Abstracts

Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Bertil Lintner
TitleSubjectAuthors
Army divisions: reshuffle may spark dissent among senior officers. (Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
A yen for self-interest: Tokyo's business lobby puts pressure on Rangoon. (Tokyo, Japan; Yangon, Myanmar)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Behind the mask: junta seeks foreign acceptance, local acquiescence. (Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Burmese plunder: Rangoon unleashes an onslaught of logging. (Environment)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Centrifugal forces: armed incursions alarm country's neighbours. (Burmese army crosses territorial borders in its fight against Karen rebels) (Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Changing flight patterns. (Burmese refugees)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Chasing the dragon: drug traffickers develop new export routes.Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Collective insecurity. (relations between Burma and Thailand)(includes related article)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Fields of dreams. (drug trade along China-Burma border thrives)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Flanking movement. (army power struggle in Myanmar)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
General malaise. (General Saw Maung's medical problems undermine his ability to lead Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner, Rodney Tasker
Immigrant viruses: AIDS moves freely over the Thai-Burma border. (Arts & Society: AIDS in Asia)Business, internationalBertil Lintner, Hseng Noung Lintner
Loss of innocence: power struggle among dissidents leads to murder. (Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Military guns silent. (anti-insurgency campaign in Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Norway calling. (Burmese dissidents air anti-government broadcasts from Norway)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Phantom bonanza. (oil prospecting in Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Protest notes: popular anger grows over draft constitution. (popular protest in Burma)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
Smack in the face: new narcotic chieftains usurp traditional drug barons. (Myanmar's opium trade)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
The secret mover: Ne Win's hand seen in SLORC surprises. (State Law and Order Restoration Council)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
The SLORC show: junta sets stage for constitutional changes. (Burma's State Law and Order Restoration Council)Business, internationalBertil Lintner
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