Population count clustering over Thailand
Factors affecting social capital among students aged 14-18 in England
How are Teeth Shaped in Development and Evolution?
A Feminist Case for a Universal Basic Income
Cannabis and Reducing Harms: An Assessment of Policy, Regulation and its Aims
How food became a site of Bengali Nationalism
Women in Leading Politics in the Czech Republic
Synthesis of Diazetidines using Vinylsulfonium Salts
Who Wants a Coup? Quasi-experimental evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
Military coups were a regular occurrence in West African countries in the decades that followed independence and there is growing concern they are becoming more frequent. Securing sufficient public support has often been described as key to the success of a military takeover.
Identifying the Obstacles to Myanmar's Failed Transition from Authoritarianism to an Established and Sustainable Democracy
My project was to analyse the factors involved in successful accounts of regime change as well as compare the political structure of post-independence Myanmar to that during the country’s episodes of democratic transition. Out of this research, I intend to contribute a detailed framework of what a successful democratisation process should look like and identify the factors that led to the country's failed transition.