Sunida Aroonpipat
Biographic Data
| ID | 5006944 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sunida Aroonpipat |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sunida |
| FAMILY NAME | Aroonpipat |
| SIGNATURE | AROONPIPAT S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Thammasat University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Contending eurocentric theories: The case study of Thailand's economic regionalism in Asea
The Eurocentric theory of economic regionalism, as demonstrated by the empirical case of the European Union, has been widely recognized as the pathfinder, role model, and inspiration for other regional organizations, including ASEAN, due to its continuous attempts at deepening economic integration, formalizing the decision-making process, and legalizing the administrative body. Despite this concordant movement, it is evident from Thailand that AS…
Governing aid from China through embedded informality: Institutional response to Chinese development aid in Laos
This study explores how Laos PDR has its adjusted institutional settings in response to China’s aid. The study argues that the donor-oriented approach is not sufficient to explain Chinese overseas development assistance (ODA) to Laos. An alternative explanation, using a recipient-oriented approach, is instead presented so that the divergence of necessity, development paths and norms, and attempts of the recipient country to change its institution…
Thailand's Inconsistent Involvement in Asean: The Shifting Domestic Coalition Towards the Asean Free‐trade Area
Although the formation and development of economic regionalism promoted by Thailand have demonstrated some movement towards a deeper economic integration in ASEAN that had been predicted by the Eurocentric theories, it is evident that Thailand's economic regionalism has not developed in a linear fashion. Indeed, the nation's ambitious commitment as a vigorous supporter of ASEAN economic cooperation has been interrupted by backtracking and delayin…
Governing aid from China through embedded informality: Institutional response to Chinese development aid in Laos
This study explores how Laos PDR has its adjusted institutional settings in response to China’s aid. The study argues that the donor-oriented approach is not sufficient to explain Chinese overseas development assistance (ODA) to Laos. An alternative explanation, using a recipient-oriented approach, is instead presented so that the divergence of necessity, development paths and norms, and attempts of the recipient country to change its institution…
Thailand's Inconsistent Involvement in Asean: The Shifting Domestic Coalition Towards the Asean Free‐trade Area
Although the formation and development of economic regionalism promoted by Thailand have demonstrated some movement towards a deeper economic integration in ASEAN that had been predicted by the Eurocentric theories, it is evident that Thailand's economic regionalism has not developed in a linear fashion. Indeed, the nation's ambitious commitment as a vigorous supporter of ASEAN economic cooperation has been interrupted by backtracking and delayin…
Thailand's Inconsistent Involvement in Asean: The Shifting Domestic Coalition Towards the Asean Free‐trade Area
Although the formation and development of economic regionalism promoted by Thailand have demonstrated some movement towards a deeper economic integration in ASEAN that had been predicted by the Eurocentric theories, it is evident that Thailand's economic regionalism has not developed in a linear fashion. Indeed, the nation's ambitious commitment as a vigorous supporter of ASEAN economic cooperation has been interrupted by backtracking and delayin…
Governing aid from China through embedded informality: Institutional response to Chinese development aid in Laos
This study explores how Laos PDR has its adjusted institutional settings in response to China’s aid. The study argues that the donor-oriented approach is not sufficient to explain Chinese overseas development assistance (ODA) to Laos. An alternative explanation, using a recipient-oriented approach, is instead presented so that the divergence of necessity, development paths and norms, and attempts of the recipient country to change its institution…
Contending eurocentric theories: The case study of Thailand's economic regionalism in Asea
The Eurocentric theory of economic regionalism, as demonstrated by the empirical case of the European Union, has been widely recognized as the pathfinder, role model, and inspiration for other regional organizations, including ASEAN, due to its continuous attempts at deepening economic integration, formalizing the decision-making process, and legalizing the administrative body. Despite this concordant movement, it is evident from Thailand that AS…
Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Global trade and economics (2 works) · International Development and Aid (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)