Thailand : new government - disunity looms large, but low coup risk
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Asia Monitor South East Asia Vol.1 : Vol.30, Issue 9, September 2019, pp.1-4 (49)Summary: The article highlights the government is less likely that its predecessors to suffer a military coup given the strong relationship it has with the army. The government will likely continue the policies begun under the military junta.
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The article highlights the government is less likely that its predecessors to suffer a military coup given the strong relationship it has with the army. The government will likely continue the policies begun under the military junta.
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