Forthcoming Seminars: Why NIE Fails: Institutional Persistence and Development Dilemmas in Middle-income Countries
Showing posts with label Thailand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thailand. Show all posts
Nov 25, 2014
Nov 17, 2014
Forthcoming Seminars: What Voters Want: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand by Dr Allen Hicken (17 Nov 2014 (Monday)
What Voters Want:
Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand
Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand
Dr Allen Hicken Associate Professor of Political Science Research Associate Professor at
the Center for Political Studies, and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies University of Michigan
the Center for Political Studies, and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies University of Michigan
Date: 17 November 2014 (Monday)
Time: 4 pm – 5:30 pm
Venue: G5-131, AC1, City University of Hong Kong
Time: 4 pm – 5:30 pm
Venue: G5-131, AC1, City University of Hong Kong
Oct 10, 2014
To know Thailand's by National Reform Council an Infographic made by @prachatai_en
@prachatai_en released an infographic which shows the composition of the newly formed National Reform Council (NRC) in Thailand.
Based on @prachatai_en search, the NRC in Thailand is dominated by civil servants (over 50% members are with a civil service background).
[Infographic] Scanning the National Reform Council: Who's who? http://t.co/OsUHEyQeFc pic.twitter.com/LiFPPqsfN4
— Prachatai English (@prachatai_en) October 9, 2014 Here is the source image link:
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3948/15298213957_4df7d1d514_h.jpg
Dr London, core member of SEARC, was quoted FT on Thai PM trip to Myanmar
Sep 16, 2014
Understanding the Problems of Southeast Asia's Railways
Sep 1, 2014
Here's an infographic about General Prayuth, leader of the 2014 Thai coup
Do you know how many chairmanships General Prayuth, leader of the 2014 coup in Thailand, holds? This infographic will tell you.
Aug 21, 2014
On constitutional reform in Myanmar, Thailand and Philippines
Mong Palatino writes about the current debate on constitutional reform in Myanmar, Thailand and Philippines in The Diplomat.
Aug 11, 2014
Know more about the Thai Junta’s Interim Constitution
Dr. Puangthong Pawakapan writes about the Thai Junta’s Interim Constitution. Aug 4, 2014
Two new working papers have just been posted on SEARC website
Two new working papers, a commentary by Suhardiyoto Haryadi on a SEARC seminar and a paper by Puangthong Pawakapan on Thailand have just been posted on SEARC website.Jul 22, 2014
Thailand needs to build democracy culturally
Reforms for democracy in Thailand have to go beyond politics and reform the Thais culturally.
Jul 16, 2014
AIS PhD Student wrote about Thailand political crisis and its historical root in The Diplomat
One AIS PhD Student wrote in The Diplomat about the historical root of the latest coup in Thailand.
Jul 10, 2014
Spread it! NCPO revokes Prof Pavin's passport | Bangkok Post: news
Sad news. and Time.com have Dr. Pavin's response.
Jun 9, 2014
Tough days for Thai's scholars: Thai Generals Go After Exiles and Academics - Asia Sentinel
Sadly, today Asia Sentinel informed us that the Thai junta pressured the Thai foreign ministry to force the overseas' academics going back to Thailand. Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a Thai academics in Kyoto, is the top priority, according to the article. We shared his article to SCMP about his view about the junta going after Thai scholars. Today, we shared the article in Asia Sentinel: Jun 8, 2014
Problem of SE Asia politics: lack of ideology?
Farish A. Noor, a professor fom Singapor's NTU, wrote a good piece about the root problem of SE Asia's politucs: lack of ideology.
Jun 5, 2014
Duncan McCargo on Thai's Coup @ForeignPolicy
Duncan McCargo, famous thai expert wrote an article in Foreign Policy yesterday about the Thai Coup.
Jun 3, 2014
A response from a scholar wanted by the Thailand junta....
Few days ago, SCMP posted the response from a Thai scholar, Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who is wanted by the junta: Jun 1, 2014
Southeast Asia @Diplomat_APAC in last three days
@Diplomat_APAC have a several interesting articles about Southeast Asia during the weekend. We summarized a post to our readers: May 29, 2014
Who are advising the current Thai Junta?
The Nation release a clear infographic telling use who are advising the Thai Junta: 
New report on Southeast Asia's democracy by CFR's Joshua Kurlantzick
Joshua Kurlantzick, Senior Fellow for Southeast Asia in Council on Foreign Relations, just released a report mainly discuss about how democracy in Southeast Asia is "stagnated" in recent year.
May 27, 2014
Below is the SEARC director's article today on Thailand
Prof Mark R Thompson, SEARC's director, has an opinion piece in SCMP today:
