Thailand on the brink / Paul Chambers

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CHAMBERS Paul

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In: Asian Survey Vol 50 No 5, September-October 2010, pp.835-858 (12)Summary: Study of civil-military relations in Thailand which argues that the military's long standing involvement in politics has tended to hinder political development. Suggests that resolving the current political turmoil will involve concessions by all main factions but concludes that the armed forces are likely to play an important role for the foreseeable future.

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Study of civil-military relations in Thailand which argues that the military's long standing involvement in politics has tended to hinder political development. Suggests that resolving the current political turmoil will involve concessions by all main factions but concludes that the armed forces are likely to play an important role for the foreseeable future.

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