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James Ockey (Department of Political Science Canterbury University)
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서강대학교 동아연구소 TRaNS(Trans –Regional and –National Studies of Southeast Asia) TRaNS(Trans –Regional and –National Studies of Southeast Asia) Vol.3 No.2
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2015.1
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191 - 211 (21page)

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Studies of political families in the West focus on political inheritance, or the pattern of children following the careers of their parents. In contrast, studies of political families in other parts of the world focus on nepotism, corruption, and capturing of the political system in a particular area. In this study of political families in Thailand, I seek to distinguish between political inheritance and capturing a local political system. I then focus on political inheritance, finding that it is much more common than capturing a locality in Thailand. Working with a database ofall members ofthe Thai parliament since 1932, I find that political inheritance benefits younger candidates and female candidates, with members of political families able to enter parliament at a younger age, and with women members of parliament more likely to come from a political family than men. I find further that political inheritance is found in all regions ofThailand, including Bangkok, and is not associated with different levels ofdevelopment or regional cultures. With the strengthening ofpolitical parties and a declining birth rate, the number offamilies in the Thai parliament has declined, but has stabilised at a lower level. This indicates that political families are adapting to change, and can be expected to continue to play an important role in Thai politics.

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