Public Administration of Thailand
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Public Administration, ThailandAbstract
The research of “Public Administration of Thailand” has been very important and essential in national development administration of both developed and developing countries in globalization. The research should be advantageous to every country which requires high public administration competencies in related dimensions in order to attain national desirable goals and objectives. Kingdom of Thailand has changed in many dimensions with various wisdoms for sustainable survival and growth in rapid changing environments. The phenomena of “Public Administration of Thailand” inspired me to find out all related valuable information about public administration development of Thailand by utilizing documentary research with historical study. The research found out the five stages of the Kingdom of Thailand has shed light on public administration and administrative bureaucracy regarding various methods and systems in paternalism, absolute monarchy, and democracy. After all, there have been some critical issues which should be strategically tackled. Wisdom integration developed from various bodies of knowledge may be an optimal mechanism to enhance sustainability in public administration development of Thailand in the long run. The research should encourage Thailand and other countries to realize, understand, and integrate concepts, strategies, and innovations of public administration development.
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