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posted on by Mim Rojvirasingh
University of Chicago Tagged With: demagogue, Democratic Erosion, Monarchy, Southeast Asia, Thailand
In Thai politics, hostility is not a good look. Trump-style demagoguery of directly bashing opponents can almost never be found among political leaders in Thailand. However, that does not mean …
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posted on by Mim Rojvirasingh
University of Chicago Tagged With: Coup d'etat, democratic reform, military dictatorship, Monarchy, protests, Southeast Asia, Stealth Authoritarianism, Thailand
Though the Thai government does not necessarily hide its autocratic tendencies, it is far from willing to let go of the democratic label. On October 15th 2020, after three months of student-led …
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