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Under military rule, social order is attained at the expense of economic growth while elected governments usually lead to political turmoil. Edgar Su/Reuters

October 25, 2016

Thailand 10.0: why the nation’s political and military elite need a reset to succeed

To end Thailand’s cycle of military and failed civilian governments, its politicians have to go beyond their structurally determined paths and challenge the status quo.

Will Maha Vajiralongkorn, right, son of late King Bhumibol (left) be able to bear his constitutional duties? Manhhai/Reuters

November 17, 2016

The next king and a new constitution: a dangerous combination for Thailand

Eugénie Mérieau, Sciences Po

Will the next King of Thailand be able to bear his constitutional duties?

Thais pray at Bangkok’s Siriraj hospital for the king who has reigned over them for 69 years. EPA/Narong Sangnak

October 8, 2014

An ailing king and succession intrigue put coup leaders on edge

Patrick Jory, The University of Queensland

Late last Friday the King of Thailand was rushed from his seaside palace in Hua Hin to Siriraj hospital in Bangkok. The Palace issued an announcement that the King was suffering from a fever and a rapid…

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