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    " Thailand would benefit from deeper economic integration with ASEAN member states. Discuss.! " Economic integration has its share of benefits‚ as well as drawbacks. Thailand has fulfilled the AEC (ASEAN Economic Community) measure of economic integration well above the ASEAN average‚ scoring at 86%1 with the average at 80%. However‚ major Thai firms have yet to integrate and embrace ASEAN‚ a move the Thai government is attempting to encourage. " Economies of scale can benefit companies greatly

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    Khmer New Year in Cambodia Khmer New Year‚ or ‘Bon Chol Chhnam Thmei’ in the Khmer language‚ is the greatest traditional festival and national holiday in Cambodia‚ and the celebration last for three days. Khmer New year starts on April the 13th‚ 14th or 15th depending on the ancient horoscope “Maha Sangkran”‚ 2012 it starts on the 13 of April. The majority of the Cambodians are still farmers and Khmer New Year marks the end of the harvest season when farmers enjoy the fruits of their labor and

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    WHY is Asean silent on the issue of Rohingya Muslims‚ who have been suffering for centuries under the Myanmar army junta? Recently‚ they were told to leave the country to a third world nation willing to receive them. This is cruelty towards their own people and it seems that the world is just watching the injustice done to them‚ without any assistance‚ support or solution. In June 2012‚ over 2000 people were displaced in sectarian violence in Myanmar‚ in which most victims were Muslims. The government

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    James Fenton‚ the poet of ’Cambodia’ spent several years in Asia‚ touring countries such as Cambodia‚ Vietnam and Indochina and became distressed and exceedingly more and more incensed by the atrocious war crimes being committed by those in authority. He wrote most of his poems upon his return to America‚ but ’Cambodia’ was written while he was visiting Southern Asia. Cambodia was a country devastated by war‚ and over 2 million civilians died in the various conflicts. The conflict he is referring

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    Traffic accident in Cambodia In Cambodia‚ there are many problems that happen in society such as health like HIV‚ Hypertension‚ Diabetes Mellitus‚ Diarrhea diseases‚ Lung Disease. But all of these problems are now better than before. Yet traffic accident is the serious problems that occurred in Cambodia. Most people died on traffic accident than on diseases. According to WHO (World Health Organization) has shown that people Road Traffic Accidents Deaths in Cambodia reached 2‚226 or 2.15% of total

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    transportation because either they no longer drive‚ or are no longer permitted to drive‚ computers allows them to do just abou anything from shoppin‚ to traveling‚ to learninig‚ to e-mailing there long lost friends from years prior.  It gives them a new freedom. Low Income Families:  Hopefully‚ many more computers will become available to the underprivileged children from low-income families.  Possible one day there will be a sliding scale fee for the people in poverty (or near poverty) to be able to

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    Cambodian lives were rattled in 1975-1979 when the Khmer Rouge Regime (Red Cambodians) took over Cambodia. Pol Pot‚ the leader of the Khmer Rouge‚ attempted to turn Cambodia into a communist nation. During this time‚ there were one and a half to three million deaths due to execution‚ starvation and disease. The Khmer Rouge took many Cambodians to camps to work on farms. Killing fields were set up over the country. Killing fields were where the Khmer Rouge took Cambodians who were no longer considered

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    Is the Philippine Fisheries Sector Ready for ASEAN Integration in 2015: A Basic Situationer of ASEAN Fisheries and Trade ------------------------------------------------------------- IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT IN CWTS2 – ECON Civic Welfare Training Service 2nd Semester‚ Academic Year 2013-2014 Submitted to Tambuyog Development Center‚ Inc. Submitted by Flora Anne R. Palabrica Jose Maria Luis B. Partosa Angelica C. Clemente School of Economics University of the

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    During the 1960’s and 1970’s‚ Cambodia was involved in a civil war and the Vietnam War simultaneously. On March 18‚ 1969‚ Operation Menu was executed by President Richard Nixon. This was a secret bombing campaign in eastern Cambodia whose objective was to bomb suspected communist bases‚ “American B-52s began carpet-bombing eastern Cambodia… was[this]the first course in a four-year bombing campaign that drew Cambodia headlong into the Vietnam War‚” (Caught in the Crossfire). American bombers killed

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    Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia who I believed went through a Genocide just as bad as the Holocaust. In April 1975‚ armed Cambodians known as the Khmer Rouge had invaded Cambodia after winning a five-year-long civil war. The Khmer Rouge came and forced all of the Cambodians out of their homes‚ took their money and more without explaining their reason. In the first chapter of book David Chandler’s book Voices from S-21‚ Terror and History in Pol Pot’s Secret Prison‚ it talked about how after

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