Dominic Faulder
About the Author
Dominic Faulder is a seasoned journalist and author with over four decades of experience covering Southeast Asian politics and society, particularly the intricate dynamics of Thailand's monarchy and governance. Born in the UK and educated at the University of Oxford, he spent much of his career as the Bangkok bureau chief for the Far Eastern Economic Review, where his incisive reporting earned him a reputation for balanced and deeply researched analysis. Faulder's writing bridges historical context with contemporary events, offering readers nuanced insights into the forces shaping modern Thailand. His acclaimed biographies, including Anand Panyarachun and the Making of Modern Thailand and King Bhumibol Adulyadej: A Life's Work, stand as definitive accounts of influential figures who defined the nation's trajectory. Now based in Bangkok, Faulder continues to contribute to global discourse on Asian affairs through his thoughtful prose and unwavering commitment to factual storytelling.
