UWSA soldiers rehearse for the 30th anniversary of the group's ceasefire in the Wa State capital Panghsang on 15 April 2019. (Steve Tickner | Frontier)

Seeing the world from the hills: A study of the United Wa State Army

Mixing anthropology with personal anecdotes from Wa State, a new book offers a ground-level view of political life under Myanmar’s biggest non-state armed group.

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