Where Do We Go Now? (Lebanon, 2011)

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Shops on the banks of the Myitsone.(Photos Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint The Irrawaddy)

Photo Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint The Irrawaddy

Photo Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint The Irrawaddy Bamboo is the source of our livelihood.

Locals staging a demonstration against the dam in 2015.(Photos Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint The Irrawaddy)

Su Myat Lwin simply expressed her happiness with this phrase

The entrance to the Myitsone Dam project. Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint The Irrawaddy

At a time when men were thought to control all household decisions, Lewin found that food does not move by its own impetus.

Comments expressing both surprise and disappointment flooded the Internet, but also many of unconditional support for Wen, reported Rachel Lu on Tea Leaf Nation.

This article by Nan Lwin Hnin Pwint is from The Irrawaddy, an independent news website in Myanmar, and is republished on Global Voices as part of a content sharing agreement.

The principle, developed by Kurt Lewin, is a significant contribution to the fields of social science, psychology, social psychology, community psychology, organizational development, process management, and change management.