Thaksin's policies go south
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Far Eastern Economic Review Vol 168 No 7, July/August 2005, pp.8-13Summary: Prime minister Thaksin mishandling of the conflict in Thailand's muslim south has already had serious. Thailand has never before been confronted by such a complicated and violent conflict. Cultural and religious conflicts require time and understanding from society if they are to stand any chance of resolution.
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Prime minister Thaksin mishandling of the conflict in Thailand's muslim south has already had serious. Thailand has never before been confronted by such a complicated and violent conflict. Cultural and religious conflicts require time and understanding from society if they are to stand any chance of resolution.
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