Publications
Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Hanoi office regularly publishes a wide range of resources on issues relevant to Southeast Asia and beyond. All our articles, books and research papers are free to access. Together with our partners, we strive to enrich political debates, shed light on key issues, and offer up different perspectives on regional and global challenges. We have categorized our publications according to topics and countries. Please use the tags below.
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Myanmar’s Election Under Threat
The fledgling democracy remains caught between ethnic tensions, military influence, right-wing populism, and deep civil mistrust.
Beyond Development
This notable book has been translated into Burmese, Khmer and Vietnamese to strengthen the dialogue on alternatives to development between Latin America and the Mekong region.
'Special Economic Zones' in the Mekong Region
This study develops two case studies of special economic zones in Cambodia and Myanmar, of the incentives and assurances offered to investors weighed against the protection and benefits to local communities, workers, and the environment.
Chasing Investment Capital
This overview offers a critical perspective on the scale and range of large-scale investments across the Mekong region and how these investments privilege large investors over local populations and public interest.
Myanmar on Track to Democracy?
Despite the democracy movement’s electoral success, questions about the country’s development remain.
Constitutional Reforms in Myanmar
[German only] This paper summarizes recent changes in Myanmar's political landscape and critically evaluates the country's democratization process.
Myanmar’s Ecological Challenges
With democratization putting an end to decades of isolationism, Myanmar's economic liberalization threatens its natural habitats and the people's well-being. The author highlights emerging vulnerabilities and necessary adaptations.
Freedom of Press in Myanmar
[German only] Myanmar's transition from a military dictatorship towards a multiparty democracy has been accompanied by a suspension of media censorship. Yet, recent developments threaten this newfound freedom.