Buddhist visions of moral authority and modernity in Burma

Arts & Humanities

• Burma 100%
• Moral Authority 94%
• Modernity 80%
• Buddhisms 71%
• Buddhist 66%
• Civil Society 38%
• Nation-state 35%
• Peace 32%
• Legitimation 31%
• Democracy 28%
• Military 27%
• Constitution 22%
• Political Authority 21%
• Uprising 19%
• Meditation 17%
• Rangoon 15%
• Engaged Buddhism 15%
• Social Vision 13%
• Public Space 13%
• Religious Interpretation 13%
• National Identity 13%
• Buddhist Practice 12%
• Social Engagement 12%
• Modern Politics 12%
• Enlightenment 12%
• Social Ethics 12%
• Boycott 12%
• Political Legitimacy 12%
• Textual Tradition 12%
• Restoration 11%
• Nobel 10%
• Multiethnic 10%
• Draft 10%
• Mobilization 10%
• Impasse 10%
• Rationalist 10%
• Secularism 10%
• Empowerment 10%
• Sanctions 10%
• Parliamentary 9%
• Public Life 9%
• Elections 9%
• League 9%
• Political System 9%
• Omission 9%
• Fragmentation 9%
• Patronage 9%
• Religious Practices 8%
• Continuation 8%
• Justification 8%
• Civics 8%
• Exploitation 8%
• Confrontation 8%
• Ethnic Groups 7%
• Nationalists 7%
• 1990s 7%
• Continuity 6%
• Communication 5%
• Government 5%
• Thought 5%