Never Mind the Generals. Burmese Punk Rock Scene as a Vehicle for Manifesting Changing Notions of Burmese Identity
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Publication date: 2017
Ethnographies, 2017, Volume 45, Issue 2, pp. 197 - 211
https://doi.org/10.4467/22999558.PE.17.010.7905Authors
Never Mind the Generals. Burmese Punk Rock Scene as a Vehicle for Manifesting Changing Notions of Burmese Identity
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Never Mind the Generals. Burmese Punk Rock Scene as a Vehicle for Manifesting Changing Notions of Burmese Identity
Never Mind the Generals. Burmese Punk Rock Scene as a Vehicle for Manifesting Changing Notions of Burmese Identity
Institute of Middle and Far East Studies, Jagiellonian University
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