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Titular Rama X
Proclamación 13 octubre, 2016
Casa real Chakri
Residencia Gran Palacio Real (oficial)
Palacio Chitralada (privada)

Thailand adopts a democratic form of government with the King as Head of the State

Constitución del Reino de Tailandia, artículo 2 Consultar

Bibliografía

Saying the Unsayable: Monarchy and Democracy in Thailand

Søren Ivarsson and Lotte Isager (eds.)2010Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Press

“Among contemporary monarchies Thailand is a unique case. Not only does King Bhumibol hold quite extraordinary political powers for a constitutional monarch. He is also the longest reigning monarch among the current kings and queens in the world”.

Network monarchy and legitimacy crises in Thailand

Duncan McCargo2005The Pacific Review

“Network monarchy developed considerable influence, but never achieved the conditions for domination. Instead, the palace was obliged to work with and through other political institutions, primarily the elected parliament”.

Monarch, monarchy, succession and stability in Thailand

James Ockey2005Asia Pacific Viewpoint

“The informal role of the monarch in supporting democracy has also been shared, to some degree, with a larger and more influential privy council, and especially with its president. Consequently, future monarchical succession should see considerable continuity and stability”.

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