POLITICAL CONFLICTS IN THAILAND

Abstract

This academic paper aims to present the management of political conflicts in Thailand. Political conflict refers to the clash of ideologies, interests, and power between political groups, political parties, or citizens with differing views or approaches to governing the country. These conflicts can arise from individuals, groups, or social structures, potentially leading to political instability or structural changes in power dynamics, which significantly affect the stability of the country. Political conflicts in Thailand arise from various factors, such as differences in political ideologies, lack of transparency in governance, social inequality, and unequal access to resources and political benefits. These conflicts often manifest in the form of protests, political coordination, or the use of violence between groups, having profound implications for both individuals and society as a whole.