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  01月15日

  Shinjiro Shibayama THAILAND'S DEEP SOUTH

  The Historical Development of Structural Violence

  The history of the southern border region is 800 years longer than that of Thailand, and during such a long history, this region has experienced several turning points.

  
  
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  11月06日

  Thanet Aphornsuvan THAILAND'S DEEP SOUTH

  Reflections on the Peace Dialogue in Southern Thailand Between the NSC and BRN

  Unhappiness and frustration might best sum up the working relations between past Thai governments and their Ma

  
  
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  06月27日

  Duncan McCargo THAILAND'S DEEP SOUTH

  Understanding the Southern Thai Peace Talks

  The announcement in February this year that the Thai government was engaging in negotiations with militants to try to broker an end to violence in the southern border provinces was widely hailed as an historic breakthrough. The reality is likely to prove a little more complicated. More than 5,300 people have been killed in an ongoing insurgency in Thailand’s Muslim-majority southern border provinces since 2004; from 2004 to 2007, this was the world’s most intensive insurgency after Iraq and Afghanistan.

  
  

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