Dr. Maung Zarni Kyoto Review September 02, 2013 Maung Zarni, a research fellow at the London School of Economics, argues that the best way to look at the current changes in Myanmar is through his “Three Insecurity Paradigms”, namely, national security, global security and human security. Zarni denounces the Thein Sein reforms as crude responses to the regime’s own needs and to the expectation of the world, with little account for the security of ordinary Myanmar people. Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia . Issue 14 (September 2013). Myanmar A “Three Insecurities Perspective” for the Changing Myanmar. Changes in Myanmar over the past three years have indeed been dizzying. A cursory look at the turn of events since 201 in will persuade any doubters of the genuineness of the country’s transition. The question, however, is where it is transitioning to and how best to understand the transition? After their visits to Myanmar, Thomas Carothers and Larry Diamond, two of the wor...