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International Engagement on Buddhist–Muslim Relations in Myanmar

 

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1. The term ”Burmese“ is itself derived from the name of the majority ethnic group “Bamar,” further suggesting that the original process of building a national identity was not highly inclusive of minorities.

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Owen Frazer

Owen Frazer is a Senior Program Officer in the Culture and Religion in Mediation Program at the Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich. The program, a joint initiative with the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, supports people working to address the religious dimensions of conflict. This article draws on a March 2015 workshop with practitioners working on Buddhist–Muslim tensions in Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Thailand and subsequent interviews in Myanmar in May 2015.

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