In Thailand, as in most countries of Southeast Asia, agriculture is not only the main source
of livelihood but also the foundation of the economic, social, and cultural life of rural people, …

… Second, we set the context for examining the two provinces by detailing Thailand’s struggle
with rural poverty over the past few decades. Third, we analyze the proximate explanations …

… paper titled ”Local Leadership inRural Thailand”pointsoutclearly … the Central Thai villages
with those in the Northeast, he … Central Thailand theboun[lar i esof the”natural communities” …

… living in rural communities in north-east Thailand are the … rural communities in north-east
Thailand. Nonetheless, little is known about self-management of chronic pain in this community. …

… (especially in Thailand’s Northern region), and increasing rural debt are for many years
threatening the viability of small-scale farming. In Thailand’s Northeastern region for instance, …

… He suggests that Thai villagers had left behind what has been … the economic world of rural
villagers in Thailand provides a … in the three communities of Northeastern Thailand who have …

… The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which older persons in rural Northeast
Thailand felt abandoned by the emigration of their children and the impact this may have …

… adversely affect community well-being and health. This study aims to assess the present
health vulnerability of households to floods in a rural flood-prone area of northeastern Thailand, …

… In terms of socioeconomic conditions, the village is similar to most other rural villages in
Northeast Thailand. The people of Ban Phasuk traditionally earned their living from agriculture, …

… in Northeast Thailand were investigated; Females in the rural areas get pregnant at a younger
age. Generally, the nutritional status of urban women is better than that of their rural … rural …