4. Civilian Military Output
Strong Weak Civilian Control
Strong Strong Wealth State(or)
instability
Weak Weak Fail State / Weak
Regime
Weak Strong Military Regime
How Condition in Myanmar
5. Legitimacy Problem
Militant Culture
Radical Trend – Revolution
Poverty Trap
Power Struggle
Transition of institutions (Period)
(Military Regime to Democratic Regime)
6. CSOs and CBOs / GONGOs (Government
Owned Non Government Organization)
Armed Groups and People War Strategy
Media
Printed Media and Digital Media
Political Party
Opposition Party / Ruling Party & Proxy Party
7. Exist Strategy (Road Map)
Power Distribution (in two branches)
Space & Limitation
Playing Field
Desire - From Local Boss to Global Boss
8. Commander in chief & President
appoint to Home Affair, Defense, Border
Affair Ministers
National Defense & Security Council (NDSC)
25 %
Bureaucracy (Public Administration)
Business
Other (eg; Academic Elite Class)
9. 1) Internal Affair
2) External Affair
Civil War, Conflict - instability
Political, Religious, Ethnic, Economic or General
External Threat, Invasion
Border Affair
Hot War Condition
Closely Position with Rough State.
10. - Isolated Cover
1) Self Budget
2) Self Engineering
3) Self Health
4) Self Education
CAUSES OF Capacity Limitation
More Interdependence, Best Relation
TARGET; Civilian Control Government.
11. Civilian
a) For State Building
b) For Development
c) For State Power
Military
I. For Defense
II. For Security & Stability
III. For deterrence to prevent External Threats
IV. Human Security
12. State Power ?
Repress ?
Non-Secession ?
Stability ?
Duty ?
For State Building & Nation Building ?
(eg; SPDC)
13. Relation between MILITARY & Social Class
Upper Class - Elite, Aristocracy
Middle Class – Bourgeoisie
Lower Class - Working class
14. Relation between ruling party and
opposition groups in Myanmar.
Hardliner
Reformer
Moderate
Radical
15. Such as (in Military Field)
Scholar
Academic Person
Educated
- Ethic base, Norm base, Skill Full base, Functional
base :
- Professional Characteristics of Army.