Protests feared to be losing steam
1 Protests feared to be losing steam
ABOUT POLITICS: Anti-government groups said to be lacking unity and urged to rethink their strategy if they want to oust Prayut v Democrats political standing continues to dwindle, having gone from a leading contender in 2011 to a junior coalition partner at present
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The anti-government protests are a mix of old and new groups disgruntled by the prolonged grip on power by the generals who are living proof that there is political life after the dissolution of the coup-engineering National Council for Peace and Order, according to a political expert who asked not to be named.
Drivers urged to avoid 14 protest routes Saturday
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Chula reveals a new concept to encourage Thais to actively embrace anti-corruption efforts Marketing strategy applied in creating a model to build citizen action against corruption.
A team of researchers at Chulalongkorn University is introducing its research on a model known as “The right communications strategy for Khon Thai 4.0 (Thai people) to counter corruption”. This new contribution towards encouraging citizens to participate in anti-corruption efforts has been released in parallel with an indicator to evaluate the anti-corruption levels of individuals.
For more than a year, the team of lecturers at the Faculty of Economics and Chulalongkorn Business School (CBS), Chulalongkorn University, conducted research on the topic “Applied Marketing for Clustering and Encouraging Different Anti-corruption Behaviours”. The research was supported by the National Research Council of Thailand through the Spearhead Strategic Plan on Social Aspects Khon Thai 4.0 (Thai People 4.0), c