Thai anxiety: the new government needs to restore faith in the management of the economy

Article Abstract:

The government in Thailand seems to be in a constant state of flux, as there have been six coup attempts since 1973, and no government has been in power for more than 2.5 years. More prudent economic management, as well as an effort to attract good people to civil service, would be two worthwhile steps.

Editorial, Civil service

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South-East Asia's learning difficulties

Article Abstract:

South-East Asian nations must spend more money on education if they want their economies to continue to grow. Better educated people will provide a pool of workers who understand growing technology needs. The efforts of Thailand education minister Sukhavich Rangsitpol to gain funding are highlighted.

Economic aspects, Education, Southeast Asia, Rangsipol, Sukhavich

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The pirates who gave up

Article Abstract:

While the US and China debate intellectual property rights, the government of Thailand appears to be taking steps to counter intellectual piracy in their country. In 1994, Thai government officials secured the first three convictions of people dealing in pirated computer software.

United States, United States foreign relations, Thai foreign relations, Intellectual property (International law)

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