Thai royal transition will take until end-2017
The junta has managed to end the tacit constitutional crisis underway since King Bhumibol Adulyadej's demise in October
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- Junta's political interests
- Economic credibility
- The Thaksin factor
- Anti-Yingluck moves
- Anti-civil society moves
- Thaksin ties to the monarch
- Privy Council reconstitution?
- Royal outlook
- Setting royal affairs in order
- No end to authoritarianism
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_350.jpg "A woman walks past a picture of Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn displayed for sale at a royal memorabilia shop in Bangkok, Thailand (Reuters/Jorge Silva)")