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14th International Burma Studies Conference

Political Crisis, Social Resilience and Cultural Vibrance in Myanmar

New Dates: September 16 - 19, 2021
​Northern Illinois University
At the Center for Burma Studies, we are delighted to announce the new theme for the rescheduled biennial International Burma Studies Conference.
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We welcome your participation​ to one of the longest-running international conferences on the country.

Important Announcement

The conference will take place online and will be free to all. The program and associated links to each panel will be available on this website shortly. 

Please confirm your participation by registering with our simple form.
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There will not be any recordings made available after the panels.

Please direct your inquiries and questions to burmavision2021@gmail.com
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Featured painting: Ba Khine, detail from "Living in Harmony," 2013, 36" x 36". BC2019.03.23. Burma Art Collection at NIU. Donation from the Thukhuma Collection.
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