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ID:
086338
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2008.
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India became full dialogue partner of ASEAN in December 1995. This event heralded into a new era of friendship, cooperation and regionalism. Although geopolitically connected and sharing common land and maritime frontiers, India had almost been isolated in the ASEAN region for decades.
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ID:
009570
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Jan 1996.
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1423-1432
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ID:
078000
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ID:
049591
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DelhI, Shipra Publications, 2003.
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viii, 181p.
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817541511
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 047306 | 320.9598/JHA 047306 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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008262
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Jan-Feb 1995.
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38-51
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ID:
064419
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ID:
184844
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ID:
109036
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2011.
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hailand has been witnessing political uncertainties ever since the ouster of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Although the 1997 Constitution of Thailand was one of the best in terms of evolving democratic institutions and Thaksin was one of the most popular leaders, yet the system could not work. Thaksin was disliked by the traditionally entrenched elite who joined together to remove him arbitrarily from power in which the military and the Royal Privy Council took a prominent part. The system that was adopted under military rule did not like to retain the 1997 constitution but decided to replace them with a new constitution (2007), in which the interests of the military were protected and promoted. In the evolving permutations and combinations, two groups-Yellow Shirts and Red Shirts-have emerged to oppose each other, often violently, to offer thesis and anti-thesis for and against Thaksin and his brand of politics. This article has tried to understand the dynamics of power politics in Thailand, the rise of the Yellow Shirts and Red Shirts and the emerging problems that Thailand will have to address in the future.
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ID:
064013
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