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SUMMARY:Everyday Justice in Myanmar (1)
LOCATION:Room 1.504
DESCRIPTION:Myanmar, like other Southeast Asian countries, is characterized
  by the co-existence of various informal, yet pervasive, alternative author
 ities and parallel state formations. This is also seen in the area of justi
 ce provision – the topic of this panel. Although, the official judicial sys
 tem is legally the only recognized system, in practice it constitutes only 
 one among many avenues for seeking remedies in criminal and civil cases. Of
 ficial state law does not enjoy a monopoly in deciding most cases, but is f
 requently avoided and supplanted by customary rules, the laws of ethnic arm
 ed organizations and cultural-religious norms. This panel will include pape
 rs on how ordinary citizens in Myanmar seek justice and try to resolve disp
 utes and crimes following the end of five decades of military rule and prot
 racted armed conflict. Theoretically, the panel will discuss everyday justi
 ce provision in relation to broader questions about the dynamics of state f
 ormation, identity politics and the constitution of order and authority in 
 a transitional Southeast Asian context. Papers in this panel will draw on i
 n-depth anthropological research from 2016 to 2018, focusing on ethnic mino
 rity areas, including Karen, Mon, Naga and Kachin.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/everyday-justice-in-myanmar
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T103000
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UID:everyday-justice-in-myanmar-2
SUMMARY:Everyday Justice in Myanmar (2)
LOCATION:Room 1.504
DESCRIPTION:Myanmar, like other Southeast Asian countries, is characterized
  by the co-existence of various informal, yet pervasive, alternative author
 ities and parallel state formations. This is also seen in the area of justi
 ce provision – the topic of this panel. Although, the official judicial sys
 tem is legally the only recognized system, in practice it constitutes only 
 one among many avenues for seeking remedies in criminal and civil cases. Of
 ficial state law does not enjoy a monopoly in deciding most cases, but is f
 requently avoided and supplanted by customary rules, the laws of ethnic arm
 ed organizations and cultural-religious norms. This panel will include pape
 rs on how ordinary citizens in Myanmar seek justice and try to resolve disp
 utes and crimes following the end of five decades of military rule and prot
 racted armed conflict. Theoretically, the panel will discuss everyday justi
 ce provision in relation to broader questions about the dynamics of state f
 ormation, identity politics and the constitution of order and authority in 
 a transitional Southeast Asian context. Papers in this panel will draw on i
 n-depth anthropological research from 2016 to 2018, focusing on ethnic mino
 rity areas, including Karen, Mon, Naga and Kachin.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/everyday-justice-in-myanmar
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T123000
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