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Overview of Project
In conjunction with Allen Hicken (University of Michigan) and Noppadon Kannika (ABAC Poll, Thailand) we presented a national random sample of over 8,000 Thai voters with a hypothetical electoral candidate prior to the July, 2011 elections. Varying key characteristics of this candidate, including party affiliation, electoral tier, and policy platform, we new insights into the key motivations of voter choice amongst the Thai electorate.
1. The Meaning of Party Identity in the Thai 2011 Elections
2. Electoral Rules and Public Goods Provision: An Experimental Approach in the Thai Mixed-Member System. Versions of this paper were presented at the University of California, San Diego's Political Economy Working Group (April 29, 2013) and the University of California, Berkeley's Comparative Politics Workshop (May 3, 2013).
3. "Oh, I Just Can't Wait to Be King!" The Effect of Support for the Monarchy on Thai Candidates Electoral Prospects. The first draft of this paper will be presented at Columbia University on December 13, 2013.
4. The Thai Voter. A book proposal under review at a major university press.
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