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Thaification, or Thai-ization, is the
process by
which people of
different cultural and
ethnic origins living in
Thailand become ****imilated to the dominant...
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Phayap (มณฑลพายัพ) from the
Sanskrit word for "northwest". This
policy of
Thaification was
intensified after the end of the
absolute monarchy in 1932 and the...
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symbols of
state and
complete integration into Thailand,
known as '
Thaification'. Most of
these reforms were
implemented by
Plaek Phibunsongkhram, who...
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integration into the Thai
nation state and the
central government's
policy of "
Thaification", they have
developed a
distinct regional identity that
differs both...
- century. This
newly developed nationalism was the base of the
policy of "
Thaification" of
Thailand which was
intensified after the end of
absolute monarchy...
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cultural and
political dominance in the Isan
region resulted in
various Thaification policies being enacted to
finally integrate the multi-ethnic Isan people...
- the mid-20th century, the state-supported ****imilation
policy called Thaification promoted Isan's
ethnic integration into the
modern conception of Thai...
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build political hegemony over the
country through the
process of
Thaification, as well as in the anti-communist
effort during the 1960s–1970s. It has...
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which they live. Most Kuy in Thailand, for example,
where 20th
century Thaification policies outlawed spirit worship, have
adopted the
local form of Theravada...
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