Myanmar

Regressed, Stalled, or Moving Forward

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The burning question in Washington about Myanmar’s transition is: are things regressing, stalled, or moving forward? The short answer is all of the above. In August, 2014, CSIS organized a delegation to examine the status of the Myanmar transition in three key dimensions: health and development; political reform and governance; and conflict resolution with the country’s minority groups. This report is a summary of CSIS’ observations and thoughts on strengthening U.S. support for Myanmar’s transition. The bottom line: active U.S. engagement remains critical to supporting the Myanmar transition.

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Southeast Asia, Defense and Security, Economic Security, Global Health, Family Planning and Maternal and Child Health, Human Rights, International Development, and Governance and Rule of Law
Murray Hiebert

Murray Hiebert

Senior Associate (Non-resident), Southeast Asia Program
Thomas Cullison

Thomas Cullison

Senior Associate (Non-resident), Global Health Policy Center
Todd Summers

Todd Summers

Former Senior Adviser (Non-resident), Global Health Policy Center

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