# thailand election

Thailand's opposition won a landslide in elections. But will the military elite let them rule? | CNN » Thai voters delivered a powerful message to the country’s military-backed government on Sunday: you do not have the will of the people to rule. But will the military elite let them lead? Cnn.com

Election commissions and non-democratic outcomes: Thailand’s contentious 2019 election - Petra Desatova, Saowanee T Alexander, 2023 » Responding to a recent call for more in-depth qualitative studies of electoral management bodies (EMBs), this article examines formally independent EMBs by usin… Journals.sagepub.com

Thailand's 2019 Elections: A State of Democratic Dictatorship? » Oct 30, 2019… Thailand's elections on March 24, 2019, were supposed to restore the country to parliamentary democracy following a military coup d'état in May … Nbr.org

On Anniversary of U.S.-Thailand Relations, Markey, Durbin Introduce Resolution Urging Government of Thailand to Uphold Democracy, Human Rights | U.S. Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts » Resolution Text (PDF) Washington (March 20, 2023) – On the anniversary of the 1833 signing of the… Markey.senate.gov

Thailand’s Failed 2014 Election: The Anti-Election Movement, Violence and Democratic Breakdown » Thailand’s politics is in a fragile state. A lack of consensus around basic “rules of the game” among elites and civil societal groups renders the country highly volatile and unstable. Violence has… Tandfonline.com

A-Z to U.S. Elections » Here are some selected glossary and facts about the U.S. Presidential Elections, in alphabetical order: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O Th.usembassy.gov

Restricting Democratic Choice in Thailand's 2019 Election: “Retrograde” and “Sophisticated” Authoritarianism | TRaNS: Trans-Regional and -National Studies of Southeast Asia | Cambridge Core » Restricting Democratic Choice in Thailand's 2019 Election: “Retrograde” and “Sophisticated” Authoritarianism - Volume 11 Issue 1 Cambridge.org