A study of labor strikes in Thailand
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Authors
Srimuang, Chamlong
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Creighton, J.W.
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1974-06
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
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en_US
Abstract
Thailand's administrative system was transformed from
absolute monarchy to democracy in 1932. It appeared that
the Thais just had the real democracy after the overthrow
of military government in October 1973. Insurgent students
led the brief revolt against military government that had
ruled Thailand for many years. The new civilian government
was named by the king. Such overthrow was unexpected, the
Thais have not prepared themselves to live with the real
democracy. Then came the problem, many people claimed their
rights, requested what they needed. When bargaining failed,
they engaged in strikes. Labor strikes spread almost all
over the country. Though they are not in critical condition
it appears to be the signal of the serious one in the
future.
In this regard, preparation requires a study of labor
strikes. That is why it becomes the topic of this paper.
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