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|a Menager, Jacqueline
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|a Law fuckers, cultural forgers and the business of youth entitlement in Yangon, Myanmar
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|a Myanmar's rolling political and economic transition is being shaped by profound generational change. Little attention has been paid to the priorities and politics of the new generation of youth. This article seeks to explore the construction of Myanmar's elites as a homogenized, unitary, uncontested group through a close examination of elite youth. The article challenges some basic preconceptions about Myanmar's elites. Three primary youth cohorts are appraised and situated in the transition: the entitled business elite, the cultural forgers and the resistant forces. All three groups are privileged in Myanmar society, where their power struggles see efforts to assert degrees of cultural supremacy. Drawing on ethnographic research in Myanmar, the article offers insights into the role of elite youth in Myanmar's future and their perceptions of the present shift of national political and economic policies.
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|a Behavioral sciences
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|x Ethnography
|x Asian studies
|x South Asian studies
|x Southeast Asian studies
|x Southeast Asian culture
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|a Behavioral sciences
|x Sociology
|x Human societies
|x Social structures
|x Social stratification
|x Social classes
|x Upper class
|x Elites
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|a Applied sciences
|x Technology
|x Communications technology
|x Communication systems
|x Digital communication systems
|x Internet
|x World Wide Web
|x Websites
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|a Economics
|x Economic disciplines
|x Labor economics
|x Employment
|x Occupations
|x Artists
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|x Music
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|a Economics
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