Prem Singh Gill is a fellow at the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain, a scholar at Thailand’s public universities, and an analyst at the Atlas Institute for International Affairs. His research interests include politics, law, international affairs and policy-making.
Paroled Patriarch: Thaksin’s Command and Thailand’s Democratic Eclipse
Thaksin’s parole-enabled influence produces a managed hybrid of electoral politics and elite constraint, where Pheu Thai’s mass legitimacy is continually filtered through judicial and institutional veto points. Rather than resolving…
Thailand’s O’Smach Spectacle and the Forging of Visual Sovereignty Amid Southeast Asia’s Scam Crisis
Thailand’s curated exhibition of bombed scam centres pioneers ruin-forensics diplomacy, reframing territorial incursions as an intervention on cyber slavery and transnational crime. On 12 March 2026, Thai military escorts guided…