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Repenser du tout au tout la politique occidentale envers la Birmanie : situation actuelle et pistes pour l�avenir, par l�historien Thant Myint-U, anci
November 30, 2009
La politique que l�Occident a adopt�e envers la Birmanie au cours des vingt derni�res ann�es est un �chec. En effet, l�imposition d�embargos �conomiques et l�emp�chement de l�aide humanitaire et de l�aide au d�veloppement n�ont certainement pas favoris� l��mergence de la d�mocratie dans l�un des pays les plus pauvres, les plus isol�s et les plus sujets � des conflits dans le monde. Qui plus est, on a pratiquement fait fi des nombreux conflits arm�s qui d�chiraient ce pays et de ses probl�mes sociaux et �conomiques aigus.
L�auteur et historien Thant Myint-U, ancien haut fonctionnaire de l�Organisation des Nations Unies (ONU), prononcera au Centre de recherches pour le d�veloppement international (CRDI) une conf�rence publique au cours de laquelle il pr�conisera une nouvelle fa�on d�aborder les probl�mes de la Birmanie prenant sa source dans une compr�hension plus rigoureuse de l�histoire r�cente du pays, de la nature particuli�re de la dictature militaire en place et de l��volution rapide du contexte r�gional.
Time: 14h00 - 15h30
Venue: CRDI
Location: 150, rue Kent (8e �tage) Ottawa, ON
Website: http://www.idrc.ca/fr/ev-148537-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html
For information contact: Isabelle Bourgeault-Tass�
Phone: 613-696-2343
Categories: Education
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