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crude indicators of these complex societal phenomena. While informative as far as general trends go, they tell us less about how the relationships come about and function in the real world, that is, the social mechanisms. This chapter thus introduces Thailand as an apt case for a somewhat deeper inv

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Situating the Thai Case,crude indicators of these complex societal phenomena. While informative as far as general trends go, they tell us less about how the relationships come about and function in the real world, that is, the social mechanisms. This chapter thus introduces Thailand as an apt case for a somewhat deeper inv

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Candidate Selection in Thai Political Parties,ables that have been the subject of the past two chapters, to focusing on the causal mechanisms that translate clientelist practices into male parliamentary dominance. The two necessary pieces of the causal chain between the two concern candidate selection and homosocial capital.

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Upholding Male Parliamentary Dominance,entary dominance ranges from extreme cases such as Saudi Arabia or Qatar, where there are only male members of parliament (MPs), to countries where parity has been achieved, such as Rwanda, with 44 percent men in parliament, and Sweden, with 53 percent men in parliament.. However, in all but one cou

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