Renaud Egreteau and François Robinne, eds. Metamorphosis: Studies in Social and Political Change in Myanmar. Singapore: NUS Press, 2016. 

Part One: Evolving Political Ecologies

1. Soldiers as Lawmakers? : Assessing the New Legislative Role of the Burmese Armed Forces (2010-15)

2. The 2010 Election and the Making of a Parliamentary Representative

3. Grassroots Protest Movements and Mutating Conceptions of “the Political” in an Evolving Burma

Part Two: Continuing Struggles for Identity and Nation-Building

4. How Far from National Identity? : Dealing with the Concealed Diversity of Myanmar

5. Ethno-nationalism and Participation in Myanmar: Views from Shan State and Beyond

6. Competing Identities and the Hybridized History of the Rohingyas

7. Unwanted War, Unachievable Peace: Examining Some Kachin Narratives in Times of Conflict

Part Three: Trajectories of Social Change

8. Students and Teachers as Agents of Democratization and National Reconciliation in Burma: Realities and Possibilities

9. Transnational Activism as Practised by Activists from Burma: Negotiating Precarity, Mobility and Resistance

10. Accessibility of Biomedicine in Contemporary Rakhine State

Part Four: A Transinational “Buddhic” Landscape

11. Is There a Future for Buddhist Nuns in Myanmar?

12. A Generation of Monks in the Democratic Transition

13. To Be Burmese is Not (Only) Being Buddhist