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• An Examination of Factors Enhancing Sustainable Renewable Energy Consumption in Thailand During 2000-2020

  Yongyooth Horthong, พโรจน์ ภัทรนรากุล, Chumphol Aunphattanasilp

  1-32

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• Successful Integration of Policy Implementation by the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Public Health Through the Phuket Provincial Communicable Disease Committee During the Spread of the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Evidence from Phuket District in Thailand

  ภาคภพ สนิทวงศ์ ณ อยุธยา, Ploy Suebvises

  33-54

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• Policy Recommendations for the Strategic Implementation of Public Health Policy to Mitigate PM 2.5 Pollution through Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study on AI-Driven Lung Cancer Diagnosis

  Techatach Khlaisokk, Janita Boriboon Boriboon, Jutamas Moolkamsri, Pongphon Chamat, Rangsiman Songklod, Thanakon Sangkhaloke, Saowalak Klamsakun

  55-92

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• Does Audit Committee Matter In Risk Management Practices? A Case Study Of Public Statutory Corporations In Tanzania

  Gerald Soi, Siasa Issa Mzenzi, Said Juma Suluo

  93-116

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• Prediction Market Policies

  Saitulaa Na Ranong

  117-136

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• Sustainable Smart Cities through Collaborative Governance: The Role of Transformative Leadership

  Kanokporn Sirisawat, Chitralada Chaiya

  137-178

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• Generation Z's Leadership Competencies in VUCA Context: Applying the Theory of Holacracy in Talaingod, Davao del Norte, Philippines.

  Roderick Olivar, Aristeo Salapa

  179-202

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• Improving Public Participation in Myanmar's Energy Sector: Participatory Design for Power Generation Development

  Hsu Myat Yadanar Thein

  203-226

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• Which natural resource governance arrangements empower local communities to shape development in Arakan State?: the Case Study of Shwe Gas Project

  Ye Yint Aung, Wutyee Phyo, Ingyin Shwe Yea Kyaw, Thi Thi Aye

  227-258

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• The Impact and Effectiveness of Mama Samia's Stoves Initiative in Tanzania Communities

  Kweyamba Maximilian

  259-285

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