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Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Poor. First Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. The Political Diaries of C. P. Scott. 1911-1928. Previous owners name to inside cover. Slight foxing to end inside covers and edge. Wear, tear and repair to D/J. Edited With an Introduction and Commentary by Trevor Wilson. C. P. Scott, unlike most modern newspaper editors, was an engaged politician. Indeed, for fifteen years of his editorship he had sat as a Liberal M.P. This inevitably affected his relations with public men; and gives their particular flavour to the diaries. As Professor Trevor Wulson writes: 'They are not a record of Scott's day-to-day life and only rarely recount conversations in the northern city where he lived and worked. They are an account of what, durng his periodic visits to the south, he learned about affiars of State. Thus their chief interest lies in what they reveal about the decisions that were being taken at the top and the men who were taking them. Although a journalist he was not looking for news when he went calling in London. His intention was political. He wished to know what the government were proposing to do and where possible to influence its actions'. Illustrated. 509 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. Academic and Scholarly books and Modern First Editions ,and all types of Educational Reference Literature.). B/W Illus (illustrator).…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. xiv + 395 pages ; 24 cm. Is Myanmar (Burma) democratizing, or is it moving towards a new form of authoritarianism, perhaps one more consonant with other contemporary authoritarian regimes in Asia?Coming at a critical time, and one of growing interest in this Southeast Asian country among researchers and policy-makers, Debating Democratization in Myanmar addresses this complex question from a range of disciplinary and professional perspectives. Chapters by leading international scholars and practitioners, activists and politicians from Myanmar and around the world cover political and economic updates, as well as the problems of democratization; the re-engagement of democratic activists and exiles in domestic affairs; the new parliament, the electoral system, and everyday politics; prospects for the economy; ethnic cooperation, contestation and conflict; the role of the army and police forces; and conditions for women. Together they constitute an empirically deep and analytically rich source of readable and relevant material for anyone keen to obtain a greater understanding of what is happening in Myanmar today, and why. Contents: Table of Contents; I: Foreword; 1. Myanmar Reforms Gathering Momentum by Winston Set Aung; II: Introduction; 2. Debating Democratization in Myanmar by Trevor Wilson; 3. Myanmar's Democratic Opening: The Process and Prospect of Reformn by Morten B. Pedersen; III: Encouraging Signs; 4. Myanmar 's Parliament: From Scorn to Significanceby Thomas Kean; 5. village Networks, Land Law, and Myanmar's Democratization by Tamas Wells and Kyaw Thu Aung; 6. Fom Exile to Elections by Than Than Nu; 7. Sidelined or Reinventing Themselves? Exiled Activists in Myanmar's Political Reforms by Kerstin Duell. 8. Understanding Recent Labour Protests in Myanmar by Kyaw Soe LwinIV: Anticipating Reforms; 9. Myanmar Economic Update: Macro-economy, Fiscal Reform, and Development Options by Anders Engvall and Soe Nandar Linn; 10. The Glass Has Water: A Stocktake of Myanmar's Economic Reforms: Exchange Rate, Financial System, Investment, and Sectoral Policies by Sean Turnell; 11. Police Reform in Myanmar: Changes ""In Essence and Appearance"" by Andrew Selth; 12. Electoral System Choice in Myanmar's Democratization Debate by Kyle Lemargie, Andrew Reynolds, Peter Erben, and David Ennis. V: Enduring Concerns13. The Continuing Political Salience of the Military in Post-SPDC Myanmar by Renaud Egreteau; 14. State Terrorism and International Compliance: The Kachin Armed Struggle for Political Self-Determination by Seng Maw Lahpai; 15. Engendering Development in Myanmar: Women's Struggle for San, Si, Sa by Ma Khin Mar Mar Kyi; VI: Conclusion; 16. Democratization, Violence and Myanmar by Nick Cheesman; List of Abbreviations; Index.…

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orig.cloth. 23x15cm, 509,(8) pp, With a typed letter signed by author cellophane taped to front free flyleaf. Contents: The Liberal Government & its Problems, 1911 - 1914; The Decision to Intervene, July - October 1914; The Fact of War, October 1914 - February 1915; Munitions, March - June 1915; Compulsion, August - September 1915; The Issue of Strategy, October 1915; The Political Crisis October 1915 - January 1916; The Outcasts, February - March 1916; Conscription Again, April 1916; The Guns of Easter, April - May 1916; Fisher on Jutland, June 1916; Lloyd George, the War & the War Office, June - July 1916; Murmurings Before the Storm, October 1916; A Question of Alternatives, November - December 1916; A Prime Minister & His Problems, January - March 1917; The Outsiders; Red Prelude, March 1917; Some Liberal Causes; Some Leading Conservatives, April 1917; Death of a Party, April - June 1917; Stockholm, June - August 1917; War Aims & Russian Booty, September - October 1917; The Prime Minister & the Generals, November 1917;Henderson & Lansdowne, December 1917 - January 1918; The Mood of Labour, January - February 1918; The Other Intervention, March 1918; The Two Offensives, March - May 1918; Kerensky in England, June - July 1918; The Approach to the Polls, August - December 1918; The President, December 1918; Peacemaking, 1919; The Future of Mr. Lloyd George, 1920; Ireland Over Everything, 1921; The State of Parties, January - March 1922; Breach with Asquith, May 1922; Last Breakfast in Downing Street, September - December 1922; The Iron in Liberal Souls, January - October 1923; The New Man, October 1923; Ramsay, November 1923 - September 1924; Post-Mortems & Slight spine slope,some rubbing, dustwrapper rubbed/chipped, VG. 8pp photoplates (illustrator). …