The Role of Thailand Affecting the Effectiveness of the Political Conflict Management in Myanmar
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This research aimed to: 1. examine the role of Thailand in affecting the effectiveness of political conflict management in Myanmar; and 2. compare the role of Thailand, ASEAN countries, and ASEAN+6 in affecting the effectiveness of political conflict management in Myanmar. The sample consisted of the key informants of the content interview, 3 focus groups, each consisting of 6 students in Lopburi, Srisaket, and Khonken provinces, and the non-participating observation of the researchers. Triangulation was used to analyze the data. They were selected by the chairman of ASEAN, the Prime Minister of Thailand, the President of the United States, the military leader of Myanmar, and the political leader of Myanmar. The instrument for collecting data was documentary data (the media content: news from websites and online content). The analysis of data is done through descriptive statistics and content analysis. The research results are as follows: 1) the role of rights and expectations in Thailand affecting the effectiveness of political conflict management in Myanmar; and 2) the role of ASEAN+6 (China) affecting the effectiveness of political conflict management in Myanmar.
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