kamran

@kamran-hakiman.bsky.social

Collective action, democratization, and conception of ‘good’ governance, especially in SE Asia/Myanmar — PhD candidate at Pitt

4/4 So when someone puts forward a normative argument about why something ought not to be permitted within our constitutional order, replying with "haha you fool constraints don't matter anymore lol" is not only tedious; it's also political unsophistication masquerading as wisdom.

Only 27% of Gazans viewed Hamas as their preferred party prior to the war. If presidential elections were held, more would vote for Fatah's Marwan Barghouti (32%) than Hamas' Ismail Haniyeh (24%). Survey of 399 Gazans, Sep 28-Oct 6, 2023 by the Arab Barometer www.foreignaffairs.com/israel/what-...

What Palestinians Really Think of Hamas

Before the war, Gaza’s leaders were deeply unpopular—but an Israeli crackdown could change that.

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Excellent to see careful survey work (n=1113), explicitly designed to understand legitimacy for a future, ethnically inclusive government in Myanmar even as the country is in the midst of civil war. It seems that engaging EAOs will remain key to this. By Jiwon Kim SEAsiaSky

Navigating political upheaval: Rebel governance and trust dynamics in post-coup Myanmar

Findings from an online survey suggest establishing direct cooperation with Ethnic Armed Organisations can potentially foster trust towards the National Unity Government, and contribute to a more incl...

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