Recognition of the Leader of The Thai Government in the Eyes of the People of The Lao People's Democratic Republic Between Lt. Col. Thaksin Shinawatra and General Prayut Chan-ocha
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Recognition of the leader of the Thai government in the eyes of the people of the Lao People's Democratic Republic between Lt. Col. Thaksin Shinawatra and General Prayut Chan-ocha was objective of this research to study the history and relationship of the context. Recognition of Thai government leaders in the eyes of the people Lao People's Democratic Republic between Lt.Col. Thaksin Shinawatra and General Prayut Chan-ocha in terms of awareness, attitude and management efficiency (Economic, social, and political), which uses integrated research methods quantitative and qualitative questionnaires including interview forms are tools. That has been inspected by a specialist and meets the specified criteria analysis and presentation using percentage, mean, and presented in descriptive ways. The results showed that the people of Laos can be considered a country that has a relatively close relationship with Thailand than other countries. As being the elder brother's house the perception of Thai leaders in the Lao people's eyes on the attitude, when comparing, found that the reliability of Thaksin Shinawatra was at a high level with a high score of 4.03 percent, with scores higher than many dimensions have a score higher than 7 exceptions for military cooperation and good image the good history was scored by General Prayut Chan-ocha.
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