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Bamboo Breaking? A Quantitative Examination of Chinese Economic Influence in Thailand After the 2014 Coup
Thailand’s 2014 military coup marked a significant shift in the country’s domestic policy. Some scholars argue this change was accompanied by a shift in Thailand’s foreign policy, specifically identifying a subsequent deepening of Thailand’s political and diplomatic relationship with China. This pap
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