Min Zin

Min Zin is a PhD candidate in the political science department at University of California, Berkeley. He is a regular contributor to Democracy Lab's blog, Transitions.
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Burma’s Puppeteer-in-Chief Takes Charge

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Burma’s Painful Democratic Rebirth

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In a Flawed Election, Burma’s People Will Have Their Say At Last

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Is Burma’s Opposition Ready for the Post-Aung San Suu Kyi Era?

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Why There’s Less to Burma’s Peace Process Than Meets the Eye

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Burma Takes a Big Step Backwards

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A New Generation Takes to the Streets in Burma

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Can Burma’s Civil Society Find Its Voice Again?

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The Lady Rallies the Masses Once Again

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Let’s Face It: Democracy in Burma Is Not Inevitable

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Why Burma Is Heading Downhill Fast

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What Burma Should Learn from Nelson Mandela

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Why It Makes Sense to Engage with Burma’s Military

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Why Peace Is Still a Tough Sell

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Paying the Debt: 25 Years Later, Burma’s Struggle for Freedom Isn’t Over

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