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About Tyrell Haberkorn

Tyrell Haberkorn is a research fellow in the department of political and social change at the Australian National University. She specialises in issues of human rights and political violence. Among her writings is "At the limits of imagination: Ajarn Angun Malik and the meanings of politics" (Thai Feminist Review, 2007)

Articles by Tyrell Haberkorn

Monday 4th July

Thailand's political transformation

The electoral victory of Pheu Thai, the party led by Thaksin Shinawatra's sister, opens a dramatic new phase in Thailand's politics. Tyrell Haberkorn maps the background, in an article first published on 14 April 2010 (archive)
Tuesday 3rd November

In Bangkok: remembering the Tak Bai massacre

The deepening crisis in Thailand is symbolised by the lack of accountability for state violence in the country’s Muslim-majority south, says Tyrell Haberkorn.
Thursday 9th April

Thailand's democratic crisis

The turbulent "red vs yellow" polarisation in Thailand is a symptom of a deeper disorder
Monday 1st December

Thailand: the misrule of law

A year of Bangkok protests reflects an illness in Thailand’s legal and political order

Tuesday 3rd June

Thailand’s state of impunity

The political violence of Thailand's last decade highlights flaws in its governance
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