Myanmar's Enemy Within: Buddhist Violence and the Making of a Muslim 'Other' (Asian Arguments)
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Myanmar's Enemy Within: Buddhist Violence and the Making of a Muslim 'Other' (Asian Arguments)

by Francis Wade

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Francis Wade examines Buddhist violence and the construction of a Muslim “Other” in Myanmar. Addressing religion, identity, social division, and conflict, this Asian Arguments title offers a focused exploration of how perceptions of belonging and difference shape communities and public life.

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Myanmar’s Enemy Within explores Buddhist violence and the making of a Muslim “Other” in Myanmar.

Francis Wade focuses on the relationship between religious identity, social division, and conflict.

The book considers how perceptions of belonging and difference can shape communities and public life.

Part of the Asian Arguments series, it offers a focused examination of a significant issue in contemporary Myanmar.

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