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13 November, 2013

Did Thailand just have a democratic ‘moment’ (and no one notice)?

Did the events surrounding Thailand’s Amnesty Bill and Preah Vihear mean that Thailand moved beyond the unsustainable ‘winner takes all’ form of politics?

17 September, 2010

The struggle over oil and gas resources: the Thailand-Cambodia OCA

As Thailand’s energy needs increase and the Cambodia’s nascent oil and gas industry matures, there is increasing pressure from many quarters to see the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia settled.

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