Rethinking Thailand's southern violence
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Critical Asian Studies Vol.38 No.1 March 2006, pp.3-10 (95)Summary: The articles in this issue shed on the southern Thai conflict from a variety of perspectives. The contributors to this issue are unanimous in seeing the conflict as primarily framed by Thailand's domestic political and social realities. The conflict has not been explicitly linked to international militant networks
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The articles in this issue shed on the southern Thai conflict from a variety of perspectives. The contributors to this issue are unanimous in seeing the conflict as primarily framed by Thailand's domestic political and social realities. The conflict has not been explicitly linked to international militant networks
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