Thailand
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By: John Walsh
Thailand's 23rd December 2007 general election led to the widely-predicted victory for the People's Power Party. But, short of an overall majority, can a coalition arise? more...
By: John Walsh
Why is superstition so prevalent in Thailand and what does it mean for decision-making by leading figures? more...
By: John Walsh
Divisions among the Thai military junta are emerging. Is this a response to the threat of future jail sentences? Is it to prevent an election? Rumour says so. more...
Factory Life in Northern Thailand
By: John Walsh
What is it like to work in a factory in the north of Thailand and live in a nearby dormitory? more...
By: John Walsh
Bangkok's many thousands of street vendors are not just basic, poorly-paid noodle-sellers. There are some smart entrepreneurs too. more...
By: John Walsh
Trade (labour) unions have had a difficult history in Thailand - is there any hope for a more progressive future? more...
By: John Walsh
A third large party has emerged to fight the forthcoming Thai general election. Who are they and what do they stad for? more...
By: John Walsh
An unexpectedly slim majority voted in favour of the Thai junta's new constitution. What will be the impact of this charter and the implications of the small majority? more...
By: John Walsh
Following factory closures in the footwear and garments industries, now Thailand's rubber producers face bankruptcy. more...
By: John Walsh
Thailand's new eco-car project is aimed at ancouraging foreign automobile manufacturers to invest in the country. So far, only Honda has taken advantage. more...
By: John Walsh
What has happened to Thai politics since the military coup of September 19th, 2006? Will there be democratic elections and, if so, who will win? more...
By: John Walsh
Analysis of why the Thai baht and stock exchange figures remain so high when government policies are so poor and discussions of the implications of this. more...
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