Siwatt Pongpiachan
Biographic Data
| ID | 168262 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Siwatt Pongpiachan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Siwatt |
| FAMILY NAME | Pongpiachan |
| SIGNATURE | PONGPIACHAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Development Administration |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1062-7627 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Challenging the fire-centric paradigm: Pollution sources and health effects of PM 2.5 in Thailand
Thailand’s PM2.5 crisis has evolved into a complex environmental and public-health emergency with far-reaching socio-economic effects. This review examines key drivers of PM2.5, including agricultural biomass burning, BVOC emissions, transboundary transport, and reactions involving nitrogen fertilizers. Using field measurements, chemical source-apportionment tools, and atmospheric modelling, it shows that PM2.5 composition and toxicity vary acros…
Greening the Scrap Metal Value Chain through Promotion of BAT/BEP to Reduce U-POP Releases from Recycling Facilities: Policy and Regulatory Framework
Thailand has implemented a strong and comprehensive system of regulations to effectively handle substances that pose threats to health and the environment. This includes specific legislation that clearly defines the roles of the various entities involved. Nevertheless, although there are extensive rules that cover a wide range of pollution sources, there is a noticeable lack of legislation specifically aimed at controlling dioxin and furan emissi…
Symbiotic Entrepreneurship in the Global South: ANT and Posthumanism Insights from Thai Waste-Based SMEs
This study challenges anthropocentric views of SME innovation by exploring how waste and non-human entities shape business models—an aspect often ignored in traditional industrial symbiosis (IS) research. Using Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and posthumanism, we analyze 15 Thai IS business plans through thematic analysis. Findings reveal that waste streams act as active agents in value creation, while SMEs blend capitalist goals with posthumanist eth…
Mitigating Perceived Environment Insignificance Through Information Engagement
A well-functioning natural environment benefits individuals’ well-being, but people tend to overlook this personally relevant benefit because they feel remote from the environment (also known as psychological distance). Drawing on the construal level theory, we proposed environmental information engagement as a way to mitigate psychological distance. We assert that prolonged exposure to and interaction with environmental information decreases the…
Parameters Influencing Citizens’ Levels of Satisfaction: Soft Indicators of ‘Good Governance’
Previous studies highlighted the importance of soft indicators (e.g., quantitative sociological survey) influencing citizen satisfaction towards municipal service quality. Citizen satisfaction assessments have raised concerns over numerous independent parameters such as gender, age, and education on satisfaction levels toward administrative performance. It is also crucial to underline that the application of sociological survey for improving serv…
Variables that influence stakeholder satisfaction with the creation of corporate images of Thailand’s National Housing Authority
The project output will assist with the strategic planning and determination of communication tactics, coupled with public relations, to establish a good corporate image under fluctuating global circumstances. Questionnaires and non-experimental, in-depth interviews were used for both quantitative and qualitative research, respectively. The main objective of this study is to explore stakeholder attitudes and satisfaction with the creation of corp…
Factors affecting stakeholder's levels of satisfaction with community partnership association in Rayong Province, Thailand
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) studies have investigated the differences among five parameters: gender, age, education, income, and occupation; however, the findings are generally dissimilar. For instance, no comprehensive concordance has been reached on the performance and importance of the differences among those five parameters regarding stakeholder expectations and perceptions of CSR activities. Some voluminous investigations have reve…
Mitigating Perceived Environment Insignificance Through Information Engagement
A well-functioning natural environment benefits individuals’ well-being, but people tend to overlook this personally relevant benefit because they feel remote from the environment (also known as psychological distance). Drawing on the construal level theory, we proposed environmental information engagement as a way to mitigate psychological distance. We assert that prolonged exposure to and interaction with environmental information decreases the…
Factors affecting stakeholder's levels of satisfaction with community partnership association in Rayong Province, Thailand
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) studies have investigated the differences among five parameters: gender, age, education, income, and occupation; however, the findings are generally dissimilar. For instance, no comprehensive concordance has been reached on the performance and importance of the differences among those five parameters regarding stakeholder expectations and perceptions of CSR activities. Some voluminous investigations have reve…
Factors affecting stakeholder's levels of satisfaction with community partnership association in Rayong Province, Thailand
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) studies have investigated the differences among five parameters: gender, age, education, income, and occupation; however, the findings are generally dissimilar. For instance, no comprehensive concordance has been reached on the performance and importance of the differences among those five parameters regarding stakeholder expectations and perceptions of CSR activities. Some voluminous investigations have reve…
Variables that influence stakeholder satisfaction with the creation of corporate images of Thailand’s National Housing Authority
The project output will assist with the strategic planning and determination of communication tactics, coupled with public relations, to establish a good corporate image under fluctuating global circumstances. Questionnaires and non-experimental, in-depth interviews were used for both quantitative and qualitative research, respectively. The main objective of this study is to explore stakeholder attitudes and satisfaction with the creation of corp…
Parameters Influencing Citizens’ Levels of Satisfaction: Soft Indicators of ‘Good Governance’
Previous studies highlighted the importance of soft indicators (e.g., quantitative sociological survey) influencing citizen satisfaction towards municipal service quality. Citizen satisfaction assessments have raised concerns over numerous independent parameters such as gender, age, and education on satisfaction levels toward administrative performance. It is also crucial to underline that the application of sociological survey for improving serv…
Mitigating Perceived Environment Insignificance Through Information Engagement
A well-functioning natural environment benefits individuals’ well-being, but people tend to overlook this personally relevant benefit because they feel remote from the environment (also known as psychological distance). Drawing on the construal level theory, we proposed environmental information engagement as a way to mitigate psychological distance. We assert that prolonged exposure to and interaction with environmental information decreases the…
Greening the Scrap Metal Value Chain through Promotion of BAT/BEP to Reduce U-POP Releases from Recycling Facilities: Policy and Regulatory Framework
Thailand has implemented a strong and comprehensive system of regulations to effectively handle substances that pose threats to health and the environment. This includes specific legislation that clearly defines the roles of the various entities involved. Nevertheless, although there are extensive rules that cover a wide range of pollution sources, there is a noticeable lack of legislation specifically aimed at controlling dioxin and furan emissi…
Symbiotic Entrepreneurship in the Global South: ANT and Posthumanism Insights from Thai Waste-Based SMEs
This study challenges anthropocentric views of SME innovation by exploring how waste and non-human entities shape business models—an aspect often ignored in traditional industrial symbiosis (IS) research. Using Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and posthumanism, we analyze 15 Thai IS business plans through thematic analysis. Findings reveal that waste streams act as active agents in value creation, while SMEs blend capitalist goals with posthumanist eth…
Challenging the fire-centric paradigm: Pollution sources and health effects of PM 2.5 in Thailand
Thailand’s PM2.5 crisis has evolved into a complex environmental and public-health emergency with far-reaching socio-economic effects. This review examines key drivers of PM2.5, including agricultural biomass burning, BVOC emissions, transboundary transport, and reactions involving nitrogen fertilizers. Using field measurements, chemical source-apportionment tools, and atmospheric modelling, it shows that PM2.5 composition and toxicity vary acros…
Business (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works) · Population (2 works)