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The Transforming Isan: Politics and Governance in Northeast Thailand
The Transforming Isan: Politics and Governance in Northeast Thailand
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- More about The Transforming Isan: Politics and Governance in Northeast Thailand
This open access book presents a comprehensive examination of the evolving political and administrative landscape in Thailand's northeastern region, also collectively referred to as Isan, amid contemporary global challenges. Key areas of investigation include economic corridor development along the Mekong region, transboundary water management politics, organizational practices in local institutions, indigenous knowledge in conflict resolution, sustainable development initiatives, and public sector reform. The analysis reveals how Isan navigates between great power competition while addressing critical environmental and socio-economic challenges. Drawing on extensive field research and theoretical frameworks, the book presents valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, development practitioners, and graduate students engaged in regional governance, political transformation, and sustainable development studies.
- Publication date: 30 August 2026
- Page count: 141
- Dimensions: Height 157 mm; Width 218 mm; Thickness 16 mm
- Publisher: Springer Verlag, Singapore
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9789819208227
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