Non-Governmental organizations, non violent action, and post modern politics in Thailand  

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Calllahan, William A.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia vol. 10 no. 01 (Apr. 1995), page 90-115.
Fulltext: William A. CALLAHAN - Bernard.pdf (1.68MB)

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Many interpretations of Thailand's May 1992 mass movement and military crackdown dwell,11 on middle-class democracy formulae and/or mobacracy threats to nation81 security, The paper argues that the two most interesting aspects of the May Events - non-violent tactics and non-governmental organizations - challenged not just the soldiers, but the whole military-directed discourse of political organization in Thailand, Utilizing feminist theory's notion of oppositional consciousness, the non-government organization/non-violent action dynamic is framed as a motivating force behind social movement of April-May 1992,This challenge can be called "post-modern" because, with its multi-centred organization and centrifugal forces, it jams the discourse of "normal" Thai politics leaving openings for a more participartory democracy,

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