Faculty Information - NISHIZAKI Yoshinori

■ Education

1.

1997/09～2004/12

〔Doctorial Course〕, Department of Political Science, University of Washington, Completed, PhD

■ Academic and professional experience

1.	2007/07～2024/12	National University of Singapore/シンガポール国立大学政治学部・東南アジア学部 Associate Professor
2.	2006/08～2007/07	Australian National University/オーストラリア国立大学 Department of Political and Social Change Research fellow
3.	2005/07～2006/07	National University of Singapore/シンガポール国立大学東南アジア学部 Postdoctoral fellow
4.	2003/09～2004/12	University of Washington/ワシントン大学政治学部 Lecturer
5.	2002/07～2003/06	Australian National University/オーストラリア国立大学 Department of Political and Social Change Doctoral fellow

■ Current research

democratization, authoritarianism

■ Current specialized field

Comparative Politics, Southeast Asian Studies

■ Books and theses

1.	2022	Book	Dynastic Democracy: Political Families in Thailand University of Wisconsin Press pp.1-304 (Single)
2.	2011	Book	Political Authority and Provincial Identity in Thailand Cornell University Press pp.1-254 (Single)
3.	2024	Article	"Dynastic Democracies: Reflections on the 2019 and 2023 General Elections in Thailand." Georgetown Journal of Asian Affairs pp.60-67 (Single)
4.	2024	Article	"Dynastic Female Politicians and Family Rule in Thailand: Evidence from the 2019 and 2023 General Elections." Critical Asian Studies pp.321-349 (Single)
5.	2023	Article	"Ambiguous’ Network Monarchy as Problematic Euphoric Couplet.” Pacific Affairs pp.553-568 (Single)
6.	2023	Article	"Ties that Bind: Decentralisation, Local Elites and the Provincial Administrative Organisations in Thailand.” TRaNS: Trans-Regional and -National Studies of Southeast Asia pp.45-70 (Single)
7.	2023	Article	Book review: Edward Aspinall, Meredith L. Weiss, Allen Hicken and Paul D. Hutchcroft, Mobilizing for Elections: Patronage and Political Machines in Southeast Asia. Asian Affairs pp.812-814 (Single)
8.	2022	Article	Author Exchange with Christopher Carothers, Democracy and Autocracy pp.26-31 (Single)
9.	2021	Article	"Embedded in a Patrimonial Culture: The Politicized Judiciary and an Undisciplined Reformist Party in Thailand." Critical Asian Studies pp.310-323 (Single)
10.	2020	Article	"Birds of a Feather: Anand Panyarachun, Elite Families, and Network Monarchy in Thailand.” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies pp.197-242 (Single)
11.	2019	Article	"Ironic Political Reforms: Elected Senators, Party-list MPs, and Family Rule in Thailand.” Critical Asian Studies pp.210-231 (Single)
12.	2019	Article	“A Battle with the Junta: There’s Little Chance the 2019 Thai Election will Mark a Turning Point.” Policy Forum (Single)
13.	2018	Article	"New Wine in an Old Bottle: Female Politicians, Family Rule, and Democratization in Thailand.” Journal of Asian Studies pp.375-403 (Single)
14.	2015	Book	"Big is Good: The Banharn-Jaemsai Observatory Tower in Suphanburi.” Cornell University Press pp.143-161 (Single)
15.	2014	Article	"Peasants and the Redshirt Movement in Thailand: Some Dissenting Voices.” Journal of Peasant Studies pp.1-28 (Single)
16.	2014	Article	"Thailand 2013.” Britannica (Single)
17.	2014	Article	Book review: Andrew Walker, Thailand’s Political Peasants: Power in the Modern Rural Economy. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies pp.303-305 (Single)
18.	2013	Article	"Thailand 2012.” Britannica (Single)
19.	2013	Article	"The King and Banharn: Towards an Elaboration of Network Monarchy in Thailand.” South East Asia Research pp.69-103 (Single)
20.	2013	Article	Book review: Tyrell Haberkorn, Revolution Interrupted: Farmers, Students, Law, and Violence in Northern Thailand. Journal of Peasant Studies pp.459-462 (Single)
21.	2012	Book	"Banharn Silapa-acha.” Institute of Southeast Asian Studies pp.33-35 (Single)
22.	2012	Article	“Thailand 2011.” Britannica (Single)
23.	2011	Article	"Thailand 2010.” Britannica (Single)
24.	2009	Article	Book review: Marc Askew, Performing Political Identity: The Democrat Party in Southern Thailand. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies pp.651-653 (Single)
25.	2008	Article	"Suphanburi in the Fast Lane: Roads, Prestige, and Domination in Provincial Thailand.” Journal of Asian Studies pp.433-467 (Single)
26.	2008	Article	"Thailand 2007.” Britannica (Single)
27.	2007	Article	"Constructing Moral Authority in Rural Thailand: Banharn Silpa-archa’s Non-violent War on Drugs.” Asian Studies Review pp.343-364 (Single)
28.	2007	Article	"The Gargantuan Project and Modernity in Provincial Thailand.” Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, pp.217-233 (Single)
29.	2007	Article	“Thailand 2006.” Britannica (Single)
30.	2006	Article	"Thailand 2005." Britannica (Single)
31.	2006	Article	"The Domination of a Fussy Strongman in Provincial Thailand.” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies pp.267-291 (Single)
32.	2005	Book	“Provincializing Thai Politics.” Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia: Selected Essays pp.3-19 (Single)
33.	2005	Article	"Thailand 2004." Britannica (Single)
34.	2005	Article	"The Moral Origin of Thailand’s Provincial Strongman.” South East Asia Research pp.184-234 (Single)
35.	2004	Article	“Provincializing Thai Politics.” Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia (Single)
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■ Educational ability

● Evaluation such as universities concerning teacher's concerned educational ability
1.	2013	Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
2.	2013	Placement on the Honors Roll in Teaching, National University of Singapore
3.	2013	University Annual Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
4.	2012	Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
5.	2012	University Annual Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
6.	2011	Faculty Student Choice Award, National University of Singapore
7.	2011	Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
8.	2011	University Annual Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore
9.	2010	Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore,
10.	2008	Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, National University of Singapore,
11.	2001	Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, University of Washington
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