Michael G Breen is Senior Lecturer in Public Policy in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Soe Htet is a researcher in the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne, Australia.

• 1.- Introduction: Federalism and Myanmar.- 2.- Genealogy of Federal Discourse in Myanmar.- 3.- Representation and legitimacy in Myanmar’s quest for a federal democratic constitution.- 4.- Bottom-up Federalism – the “post-Myanmar turn”?- 5.- Building federalism “from below” through health work in Myanmar’s political and humanitarian crisis.- 6.- Living Laboratories of Federal Practice: Language, Governance and Education in Myanmar.- 7.- Hybridity in federalism: Ethnoterritorial federalism and mixed electoral systems.- 8.- A Federal Electoral Management Body for Burma.- 9.- Formation of a Bamar unit in future federal democracy in Myanmar.- 10.- Multicultural federalism in Myanmar: Complementing federalism with non-territorial autonomy for an inclusive society.- 11.- Reimagined: Designing Equal Parliamentary Representation in Post-Coup Myanmar.- 12.- Coming Home: Federalism’s Odyssey.

Michael G Breen is Senior Lecturer in Public Policy in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Soe Htet is a researcher in the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne, Australia.

• 1.- Introduction: Federalism and Myanmar.- 2.- Genealogy of Federal Discourse in Myanmar.- 3.- Representation and legitimacy in Myanmar’s quest for a federal democratic constitution.- 4.- Bottom-up Federalism – the “post-Myanmar turn”?- 5.- Building federalism “from below” through health work in Myanmar’s political and humanitarian crisis.- 6.- Living Laboratories of Federal Practice: Language, Governance and Education in Myanmar.- 7.- Hybridity in federalism: Ethnoterritorial federalism and mixed electoral systems.- 8.- A Federal Electoral Management Body for Burma.- 9.- Formation of a Bamar unit in future federal democracy in Myanmar.- 10.- Multicultural federalism in Myanmar: Complementing federalism with non-territorial autonomy for an inclusive society.- 11.- Reimagined: Designing Equal Parliamentary Representation in Post-Coup Myanmar.- 12.- Coming Home: Federalism’s Odyssey.

Michael G Breen is Senior Lecturer in Public Policy in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Soe Htet is a researcher in the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne, Australia.

• 1.- Introduction: Federalism and Myanmar.- 2.- Genealogy of Federal Discourse in Myanmar.- 3.- Representation and legitimacy in Myanmar’s quest for a federal democratic constitution.- 4.- Bottom-up Federalism – the “post-Myanmar turn”?- 5.- Building federalism “from below” through health work in Myanmar’s political and humanitarian crisis.- 6.- Living Laboratories of Federal Practice: Language, Governance and Education in Myanmar.- 7.- Hybridity in federalism: Ethnoterritorial federalism and mixed electoral systems.- 8.- A Federal Electoral Management Body for Burma.- 9.- Formation of a Bamar unit in future federal democracy in Myanmar.- 10.- Multicultural federalism in Myanmar: Complementing federalism with non-territorial autonomy for an inclusive society.- 11.- Reimagined: Designing Equal Parliamentary Representation in Post-Coup Myanmar.- 12.- Coming Home: Federalism’s Odyssey.