The Rakhine State Violence: Vol. 1: the Rakhaing Revolution (Volume 1)

The Rakhine State Violence Vol. 1: The Rakhaing Revolution Description of the book The Rakhaing Revolution is an antithesis of the Myanmarism whereas the Rakhine State Violence is a manifestation of the Myanmarism. In the year 2012, the world was shocked and saddened by the news of the Rakhine State violence that displaced 140,000 people, with an unknown number of deaths, from both Rohingya Muslim and Rakhine Buddhist communities. The ongoing racial and religious violence has created tens of thousands of Rohingya boat people who attempted to escape from Myanmar terrorism. The violence continues to date while this book is published. The rights groups have asserted that there were signs of crimes against humanity. The author, Shwe Lu Maung, explains that the Rakhine State violence is an effect not the cause, and that the cause is the Myanmarism that boils over the Muslim-Buddhist religious war. In April 2014, the Arakan National Conference called for the establishment of the Arakan National Defense Army. Where will the Rakhine State violence lead to and where will it end? The author describes it from his own experience. Shwe Lu Maung, Ph. D., a biological scientist by profession, was a strategist and theoretician in the revolution that aimed to decolonize Burma in order to establish an equitable republic in the philosophy of "we-the-people". On the top of his rebellious politics, he specializes in the reproductive endocrinology, biotechnology, and molecular genetics. He was a gene-hunter in his last employment. Dr. Shwe Lu Muang is also the author of Burma Nationalism and Ideology, University Press Ltd., Dhaka, 1989 (ISBN-13: 978-9840511143, 1999), and "The Price of Silence", ISBN 13:978-1-928840-03-9, 2005.