Corruption and Democracy in ThailandSilkworm Books, 1996 - 198 pagine This fascinating collection offers a range of grassroots perspectives on development among indigenous peoples of Thailand, Vietnam, Burma, Laos, and Cambodia. Twenty-four essays -- including a number written by indigenous people themselves -- present both theoretical analyses and case studies spanning such topics as tourism, forest conservation, agriculture, prostitution, AIDS, and drugs. These are linked to the pivotal and much broader issues of environment, culture, religion, and government policy. |
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... companies owned by himself and his friends both investment privileges and monopolistic advantages . For instance , the Thai Saving Trust Company owned by Sarit had a monopoly of gold import . Several of Sarit's companies , such as the ...
... companies owned by himself and his friends both investment privileges and monopolistic advantages . For instance , the Thai Saving Trust Company owned by Sarit had a monopoly of gold import . Several of Sarit's companies , such as the ...
Pagina 144
... companies . ' The attitude of the middle class groups is broadly similar . According to one academic respondent : ' Just by lending his name , the company can already gain some benefit . In reality if you are the owner of a golf course ...
... companies . ' The attitude of the middle class groups is broadly similar . According to one academic respondent : ' Just by lending his name , the company can already gain some benefit . In reality if you are the owner of a golf course ...
Pagina 145
... company hires him . ' A village headman from Chiang Mai said : ' Private companies appoint high officials for good image . I do not consider it corruption . ' Fourth , they accept that it is a customary practice for private companies to ...
... company hires him . ' A village headman from Chiang Mai said : ' Private companies appoint high officials for good image . I do not consider it corruption . ' Fourth , they accept that it is a customary practice for private companies to ...
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How Much? From Sarit to Chatichai | 26 |
Local Influence and Democracy | 57 |
Corruption in the Police | 108 |
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