Titlebook: Border Economies in the Greater Mekong Sub-region; Masami Ishida (Senior Research Fellow) Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Thailand’s Approach Toward the Management of Migrant Workersring countries, namely Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar, experienced civil wars or military coup d’états that subsequently brought massive changes to their political systems, resulting in the mass displacement of persons fleeing to Thailand and other countries.

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Cambodia: The Economic Potential of the Thai Border Areascentered around Phnom Penh and Siem Reap (with Angkor Wat), respectively. The only substantial industry in Cambodia’s border areas are casinos, which attract customers from neighboring countries where gambling is illegal. However, the economic potential of the border areas is high because the streng

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Impacts of Cross-Border Infrastructure Developments: The Case of the First and Second Lao—Thai Mekonl economic cooperation (the GMS Program). The main objective of the program is to promote economic development through cross-border economic cooperation, that is, economic integration, between Cambodia, Lao PDR (Laos), Myanmar and Vietnam, Thailand and Yunnan Province.. The development of transnatio

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Border Development in Myanmar: The Case of the Myawaddy-Mae Sot Border and Bangladesh (193 km), and shares the waters with Malaysia and Singapore. Given that these countries all differ in terms of their natural resource endowments and industrial development stages and it is therefore entirely understandable for Myanmar to establish stronger economic ties with its neig

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Myanmar’s Border Trade with China: Roads, Gates, and Peacen-door policy in 1988. Myanmar’s borders have become open to its neighbors, being transformed from buffer regions that faced potential enemies during the Cold War era. They are no longer backward regions dependent on assistance from the center, and have now evolved to become frontiers and conduits t

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