Thaksin and the resurgence of violence in the Thai south: network monarchy strikes back
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Critical Asian Studies Vol.38 No.1 March 2006, pp.39-72 (95)Summary: This article argues that the government of Prime Minister Thaksin has played a crucial role in provoking conflict in the region. This analysis seeks to demonstrate that the southern violence is actually inextricable from wider developments in Thailand's national politics
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This article argues that the government of Prime Minister Thaksin has played a crucial role in provoking conflict in the region. This analysis seeks to demonstrate that the southern violence is actually inextricable from wider developments in Thailand's national politics
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