The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia

The present chapter explores attitudes towards the EU‘s role in promoting human rights among stakeholders in Southeast Asia. It does so by analysing how EU sanctions against Burma/Myanmar were perceived by stakeholders in a selection of ASEAN countries - Thailand, Singapore, Philippines and Vietnam...

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spelling sg-smu-ink.soss_research_all-10092017-06-14T08:06:06Z The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia PORTELA, Clara, The present chapter explores attitudes towards the EU‘s role in promoting human rights among stakeholders in Southeast Asia. It does so by analysing how EU sanctions against Burma/Myanmar were perceived by stakeholders in a selection of ASEAN countries - Thailand, Singapore, Philippines and Vietnam - prior to the launch of the reform process by the Myanmar leadership in 2011. The time frame explored corresponds to the mid-2000s, i.e. a period where the confrontation between the EU and ASEAN countries over Myanmar was still at the height of its intensity. The chapter provides a comparative overview over the role that this issue played in the perceptions of political. civil society. media and business "elite" groups. 2015-03-26T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research_all/10 Research Collection School of Social Sciences eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Asian Studies International Relations Political Science
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International Relations
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PORTELA, Clara,
The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
description The present chapter explores attitudes towards the EU‘s role in promoting human rights among stakeholders in Southeast Asia. It does so by analysing how EU sanctions against Burma/Myanmar were perceived by stakeholders in a selection of ASEAN countries - Thailand, Singapore, Philippines and Vietnam - prior to the launch of the reform process by the Myanmar leadership in 2011. The time frame explored corresponds to the mid-2000s, i.e. a period where the confrontation between the EU and ASEAN countries over Myanmar was still at the height of its intensity. The chapter provides a comparative overview over the role that this issue played in the perceptions of political. civil society. media and business "elite" groups.
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author PORTELA, Clara,
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title The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
title_short The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
title_full The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
title_fullStr The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
title_full_unstemmed The European Union, human rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ perceptions in Southeast Asia
title_sort european union, human rights and burma/myanmar: stakeholders’ perceptions in southeast asia
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2015
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research_all/10
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