3.2

Issues

Volume 1
number 1 (Spring 2003)
number 2 (Autumn 2003)
Volume 2
number 1 (Spring 2004)
number 2 (Autumn 2004)
Bibliographic Supplement 1

Volume 3
number 1 (Spring 2005)
number 2 (Autumn 2005)
Volume 4
number 1 (Spring 2006)
number 2 (Winter 2006)
Volume 5
numbers 1&2 (2007)
Volume 6
number 1&2 (Spring & winter 2008)

Editorial Information

Burma Research

Department of History

SOAS

Thornhaugh Street

Russell Square

London WC1H 0XG

United Kingdom

email: burmaresearch@soas.ac.uk

Disclaimer:

The SOAS Bulletin of Burma Research, its editorial board, international advisory board, and editor accept no responsibility for the views and claims made by contributors to the journal or to the website. Please address specific complaints to the editor at burmaresearch@soas.ac.uk along with details (page numbers, issue number, the specifics of the complaint, etc).

Chief Editor

Michael W. Charney

Editorial Board

Anne Booth
Ian Brown
Michael W. Charney
William Clarence-Smith
Andrew Huxley
Elizabeth Moore
Mandy Sadan
Justin Watkins

International Advisory Board

Swapna Bhattacharya
Benedicte Brac de la Perriere
Kennon Breazeale
Wil Dijk
Jon Fernquest
Tilman Frasch
Volker Graboswky
Emmanuel Guillon
Stephen Keck
Victor Lieberman
Guy Lubeigt
Alexandra de Mersan
Atsuko Naono
Kei Nemoto
John Okell
Ryuji Okudaira
Oliver B. Pollak
Tobias Rettig
Joerg Schendel
San San Hnin Tun
U Thaw Kaung
U Toe Hla
William Womack
Rudolf A. Yanson

About the Bulletin

The SOAS Bulletin of Burma Research (the SBBR) was established in 2003 by founding editor Dr. Michael W. Charney for the purpose of making available to the broader academic community research, resources, reviews, and information critical for the study of Burma, also known as Myanmar. The SBBR is one of three such publications, alongside the Journal of Burma Studies (Northern Illinois University) and Burma Economic Watch (Macquarie University). SBBR articles and documents are posted online immediately on issue for free downloading to anyone, anywhere, with an interest in the society, culture, and history of one of Asia's most interesting countries.

For the current and past issues, see the individual pages linked to the far left.

For our editorial board and international advisory board, see the list to the immediate left.

For submitting research for publication, contact the Bulletin at burma.research@soas.ac.uk