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Since 2014, young activists have set up underground spaces across Thailand, laying ground for today's movements

Investigating urbanisation, the environment, inequality, and the political rights and duties of Thai people.

...local government appears to be taking no clear steps toward mitigating natural disasters and climate change.

...a borderland–frontier in a state of flux, where social and environmental trajectories are diverse, dynamic, and consequential...

Saha brings together the emerging field of animal studies with the more established field of postcolonial studies.

Violence was avoided this election, but is more likely in the 2025 BARMM regional elections

...movements signify the transformative potential of people’s power & its inherent precarity; state responses to protestors’ demands range widely...

The Sendai Framework lays out clear actions to reduce disaster risk. But how effective is it?

History, morality and facts become subservient to the success and protection of the individual leader.

In 2018, Gusmao's reframing of his modernist vision through a lulik alliance signalled a return to his cultural roots that assisted in regaining his waning charisma.

Empirical data is not politically neutral, nor does it speak for itself. Divorced from its original context, it can cause harm.

...these are fundamentally contrary to the principles of international human rights law and fail to meet the principle of “legal certainty” of international law.