Myanmar's Gen Z revolutionaries on an everyday grind

Justine Chambers; Van Jackson

Myanmar's Gen Z revolutionaries on an everyday grind

Justine Chambers (Performer)
, Van Jackson (Producer)

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Abstract

What can a revolution with progressive values look like? What kinds of non-violent resistance against oppression are possible? And what does the grind of guerilla warfare do to people with humanist commitments? Dr. Justine Chambers talks about her new research with co-author Saw Ner Dhu Da, understanding how Myanmar's Gen Z led a nationwide revolution against a military coup in Feb. 2021 and has been living everyday revolution ever since.

Original language	English
Publication date	18 Jul 2024
Media of output	Podcast
Size	01:08:39
Publication status	Published - 18 Jul 2024

Keywords

Myanmar
Revolution
Youth
Conflict
Generation Z

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