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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 country's...
- the symbols of state and complete integration into Thailand, known as 'Thaification'. Most of these reforms were implemented by Plaek Phibunsongkhram, who...
- the mid-20th century, the state-supported ****imilation policy called Thaification promoted Isan's ethnic integration into the modern conception of Thai...
- century. This newly developed nationalism was the base of the policy of "Thaification" of Thailand which was intensified after the end of absolute monarchy...
- immigrants and other non-Thai-speaking minorities in a process known as Thaification. An irredentist ideology known as Pan-Thaiism was promoted with the aim...
- cultural and political dominance in the Isan region resulted in various Thaification policies being enacted to finally integrate the multi-ethnic Isan people...
- integration into the Thai nation state and the central government's policy of "Thaification", they have developed a distinct regional identity that differs both...
- abroad, the word "Lao" is hardly mentioned. This is perhaps due to forced Thaification, an official attempt to promote national unity and "Thainess", in which...
- the Lao, Khmer and Kuy origins of its po****tion, a process known as Thaification. The majority of people in present-day Isan speak the Lao language known...
- to evolve. The nation's ethnic makeup is obscured by the pressures of Thaification, Thai nationalism, and social pressure, which is intertwined with a caste-like...