The clashes within: how do thai government agencies and ngos view china's rise?/ Narut Charoensri

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NARUT Charoensri

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In: Asian Perspective, Volume 48, Number 3, Summer 2024, pg. 459-478Summary: This article aims to analyze the differences in views between the Thai government and NGOs regarding China’s rise in four key areas: the environment, infrastructure development, the economy, and the political rivalry between China and the United States. China can help balance the power of the United States. Conversely, NGOs view China’s rise in the region as a problematic phenomenon.

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This article aims to analyze the differences in views between the Thai government and NGOs regarding China’s rise in four key areas: the environment, infrastructure development, the economy, and the political rivalry between China and the United States. China can help balance the power of the United States. Conversely, NGOs view China’s rise in the region as a problematic phenomenon.

ENVIRONMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, POLITICAL RIVALRY, NEWARTICLS

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