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Palash Jain,Jay Kumar Jainithin the framework of institutionalized military rule from the 1930s to 1973, with only a brief interregnum from 1944 to 1947 (Yawnghwe, 1997). In the 1970s, a process of political transformation began that culminated in Thailand’s transition to democracy in May 1992. Under the new democratic rules

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M. M. Anas,M. Athiram,Anugraha Suresh,K. Archana,Maneesha Shaji democratic theory, we have identified civil—military relations as a crucial component for the consolidation and deepening of nascent democracies: only if the military is under the firm control of civilians who are subject to the democratic process can democratic institutions function properly. Even

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Shiv Prakash Bihari,Aruvand Gupta,Vikalp Gupta,Abhinav Kumar Babulierarchy of de jure authority favors civilians against the military, even in those cases when the underlying distribution of de facto power favors the military’ (Feaver, 2003: 5). At the same time, it is not ‘natural’ for the military to obey civilians, nor is the subordination of the military under

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Mohd Faizan,Mohd Mehroz,Qazi Ramish,Hina Nasirierarchy of de jure authority favors civilians against the military, even in those cases when the underlying distribution of de facto power favors the military’ (Feaver, 2003: 5). At the same time, it is not ‘natural’ for the military to obey civilians, nor is the subordination of the military under

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