An IR Student Publishes an Article on COVID-19 and Gambling May 4, 2021 Nipaporn Kaewthep, a fourth-year Political Science student majoring in International Relations, had an article published in Matichon Daily‘s print and online editions. In an article titled “Covid Worst or a Gambling Worsen,” Nipaporn tackles a timely subject in the public interest: the […]
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An Article about “Depression” by an IR Student April 30, 2021 Pongsakorn Telavanich, a third-year International Relations student, contributed to the Matichon Online with his original article. In his article “Thai Society and Depressive Disorder,” Pongsakorn looked at depression through the lens of his personal experience. He started by addressing common people’s misconceptions about depression,
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ASEAN Studies Students Published an Article about Kolae Boats in an Indonesian Newspaper April 28, 2021 Wilasinee Rakmumas, an ASEAN Studies Program student at the School of Political Science and Laws, authored an Indonesian-language essay titled “Ukiran Warna-warni di Perahu Koleh” (Colorful Carving on Kolae Boats) that was published in Surya on January 28, 2021.
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Pensri Panich’s “Komik in Indonesian Society” Research Project April 26, 2021 Pensri Panich, a Lecturer in the Political Science Program at the School of Political Science and Laws, has researched ‘komik,’ one of Indonesia’s most fascinating popular cultures. This research project, titled “Visual Vernacular and Popular Imagery: “A Preliminary Survey of the Evolution, Meanings, and
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Tassana Nualsomsri’s Study of Bird’s Nest Housing in Thailand and Indonesia April 26, 2021 Tassana Nualsomsri’s research project “State, Capitalism, People, and Environmental and Socio-Cultural Impacts: A Comparative Study of Bird’s Nest Housing Business in Thailand and Indonesia” was a groundbreaking study that looked at the bird’s nest industry from more than just an economic
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Naruemon Klatookwan’s Research Project on Filipino Teachers April 26, 2021 Naruemon Klatookwan, a lecturer in the School of Political Science and Laws’ Political Science Program, has turned her interest in labor issues, Philippines studies, and socio-cultural dynamics in Southern Thailand into an anthropology research project titled “Transnational Families and the Migration Culture of Filipino Teachers
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College of Management for Development, Thaksin University Study tour the Political Science Student Club, Walailak University. On April 8, 2021, College of Management for Development Thaksin University Take a study tour of the guidelines and work processes of the political science student club School of Political Science and Law Walailak University at Meeting Room 1,
A lecturer from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs lectured a special lecture on the topic “International Criminal Cooperation and International Security Law.” The Political Science Program, the School of Political Science and Laws, Walailak University opened the course POS-361 International Law In the 3rd semester/2020, with Ajarn Huang Nguyen Hui as an instructor and course
Project “Developing Writing Skills for Public Administration Students” The Public Administration Program, the School of Political Science and Laws, Walailak University organized a project “Developing Writing Skills for Public Administration Students” on Sunday, April 4, 2021, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Conference Room 4, Innovation Building. Dr. Patcharee Champa, a lecturer of
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The Public Administration Program, the School of Political Science and Laws took students to study field trip at Krabi The Public Administration Program, the School of Political Science and Laws took students to study field trip at Krabi Provincial Administrative Organization on April 1- 2, 2021 as part of the courses POS-342 Administration and Changes,
