| Editorial_November Issue |
 The Burma-Thailand Gas Debacle Thailand’s gas deal with Rangoon has proven lucrative for the junta. Bruce Hawke scrutinizes how the regime spends the revenue earned from that concession. |
 US Businesses Fret over Unocal Cases One of the most controversial lawsuits against an American Oil giant, Unocal Corporation, paves the way for future human rights litigation, writes Anna Sussman. |
 Trawling Troubles The lives of Burmese fishermen in Ranong, the southern port of Thailand, have never been as simple as they seem, Aung Lwin Oo reports. |
 The Sex-for-sale Trap Yeni describes how Burmese migrant women in the sex industry are at risk of HIV/AIDS in Ranong, Thailand. |
 Trafficking on the Thai-Burma Border Human trafficking still thrives on the Thai-Burma border, Colin Baynes reports from Tachilek, Burma and Mae Sai, Thailand. |
 Thailand’s Other Power Struggle Punnisa Nimmana-haemminda reports on Thai environment-alists’ long-standing campaign against controversial power plants in Prachuap Khirikhan province. |
 The 'Made in China' Syndrome Chinese-made cheap goods flood Burma, while Burma’s raw materials flow into China, writes Kyaw Zwa Moe. |
 When the British Lit up the Burmese Sky Hot-air balloon contests in Shan State originated from 19th century colonial British, writes Nandar Chann. |
 Reading Tea Leaves David Scott Mathieson reviews Secret Histories by Emma Larkin, in which the author follows renowned writer George Orwell’s trail through Burma. |
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