Post-coup peace in Thailand may not last
The junta's effort to write the next chapter of 'Thai democracy' may be resisted -- possibly with violence
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- Causes of peace
- Advance planning
- Weary public
- Triggers of resistance
- Frustrated expectations
- History of military violence
- Opaque reforms
- Severing business-politics links
- Lacklustre political parties
- Democrat disarray
- PTP problems
- International response
- Rural discontent
- Compromise with Thaksin?
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_350.jpg "Protests against military rule at the Victory Monument in Bangkok(Reuters/Damir Sagolj)")