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The “Karenni Model”: Wartime Governance in Contested Territory
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The “Karenni Model”: Wartime Governance in Contested Territory
INTRODUCTION Over the past five years, following the military coup, the Myanmar military regime in Naypyidaw pursued highly centralised, security-driven state consolidation in regime-controlled areas while conflict-ridden territories were left with poor or no public services. During those years, and as a response to governance gaps, territorial self-governance emerged as an inclusive and decentralised form of governance in Karenni (Kayah) State.…
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