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Rajesh Srinivasan, Ph.D.

Regional Director, Asia, Gallup World Poll

Rajesh Srinivasan is a Principal with Gallup and Regional Director, Asia for the Gallup World Poll. For the World Poll Dr. Srinivasan directs the sample design, development of a customized instrument for the region, selection and training of vendors in individual countries, and coordination of the data collection effort across 23 countries.More ...

Thai Public Skeptical of Power Transfer

Most feel interim government not doing enough to restore democracy

November 5, 2007

Most Thais appear skeptical that their interim military-backed government will give up power as it has promised. Only about a third (34%) feel the interim government is doing enough to restore democracy, while 54% say they are “not at all” confident that fair elections will take place later this year.More ...

Coup in Thailand: Insights From the Gallup World Poll

October 9, 2006

On Sept. 19, 2006, Thailand witnessed its 18th coup since World War II. The primary reasons cited for the coup were rampant corruption and abuse of power by the Thaksin administration leading to deep division in the Thai society. A recent Gallup Poll conducted in Thailand prior to the coup provides telling indicators of the potential for upheaval in Thailand, and underscore the power of the measurement of public opinion as an important indicator of the health of the nation's governing system.More ...

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