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Title The US Response to Political Development Myanmar
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Authors
Tin Tin Aye
Description
The imposition of US economic and trade sanctions against Myanmar
began in 1997 in response to control the democratic movement in
Myanmar. In 2009, the Obama administration reassessed US national
security and foreign policy holistically and practiced “principled
engagement” with non-democratic countries to improve bilateral relations
through diplomatic dialogue to advance human rights or other conditions.
The US initially maintained status quo on sanctions while trying to engage
the Myanmar government under this framework. Since 2010, elections led
to a peaceful transition from the military government to the new quasi-
civilian government. The President of the U Thein Sein government
initiated a series of political, economic and administrative reforms. The
reform process resulted in a substantial opening of the long-isolated
country. In May 2012, the US has begun easing certain sanctions in
response to the historic reforms in Myanmar. The majority of financial,
investment, and trade restrictions were removed between 2012 and 2013. In
July 2012, the US issued general licenses to permit the first new US
investment in Myanmar and to broadly authorize the exportation of
financial services to Myanmar. The intention of this policy change was to
support ongoing reform efforts by the Myanmar government. In historic
elections in November 2015, the NLD won a majority of the total seats in
the national parliament and in most state and regional parliaments. This
research attempts to explore why the US did impose the sanctions on
Myanmar. It also analyzes why the US did ease the sanctions to Myanmar
after 2010. Then it also examines how far reform process facilitates on the
Myanmar-US relations.
Keywords
Myanmar, the United States, sanctions, Political development
Journal articles
Journal of Myanmar Academic Arts and Science
237-258
Vol. XVII. No.7
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