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  1. Private Sector Initiatives in Environment Management: A Case of Thailand.( Full Paper ) by Dr.Tongroj Onchan. From Global Environment 2000, GEA, Japan, November 2000 (6 pages, 22 KB)

  2. Society's preference: where should energy come from and how to promote energy saving? ( Full Paper ) by Dr. Charles B. Mehl. Paper presented at the OECD-Seoul Conference on International Scientific and Technological Cooperation for Sustainable Development, Seoul, Korea, November 15-17, 2000. (8 pages, 48 KB)

  3. Culture, Power, and History of Resource Management ( Full Paper ) by Dr. Charles B. Mehl. Paper presented at the First International Workshop on Conservation and Sustainable Development, 22-26 April 1991, Khao Yai National Park, Thailand, organized by the Natural Resources Program, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok (13 pages, 52 KB)

  4. The Changing Charactor of Land in Rural Thailand: Possible Common Property Responses to Emerging Land Problems.( Full Paper ) by Dr. Charles B. Mehl. Paper presented at the Second International Conference on Common Property, Winnepeg, Manitoba, September 26-29, 1991. (14 pages, 43 KB)

  5. Social and Cultural Aspects of Land Inheritance and Transactions in Thailand.( Full Paper ) by Dr. Charles B. Mehl. Discussion Paper Report No.: ARU 52 Research Unit, Agricultural and Rural Development Department, World Bank 1986. (28 pages, 82 KB)

  6. Private Sector Participation in the Provision of Public Services.( Full Article ) by Dr. Banasopit Mekvichai (10 pages, 30 KB)

  7. From Forests to Farms, From Fields to Factories: Peripheral Lands and Environmental Degradation in Thailand ( Full Paper ) by Charles B. Mehl and Banasopit Mekvichai Paper presented at the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, March 24-27, 1994, Boston, Massachusetts. ( 16 pages, 72 KB)

  8. Is There Hope for "Green" Urbanization? ( Full Article ) by Banasopit Mekvichai (17 pages, 53 KB)

  9. Reorienting Central Government Staff to Support Local Natural Resource Management. ( Full Article ) by Dr. Charles Mehl and Dr. Tongroj Onchan (9 pages, 54 KB)

  10. Access to natural resources in Mainland Southeast Asia and implication for sustaining rural livelyhoods, The Case of Thailand (Summary). [Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture 42(2003), No. 3: 329-350] by Andreas Neef, Tongroj Onchan and Rainer Schwarzmeier

  11. Project to Study the Potential of a New Regional Town in Chiang Rai Province: Executive Summary: The Findings. ( Full Article ) submitted to The National Housing Authority by The Mekong Environment and Resource Institute. December 2006 (12 pages, 1.04 MB)

  12. Action Plans for New Town, Conservative Development in Regional City, Chiang Rai Province: Executive Summary. ( Full Article ) submitted to The National Housing Authority by The Mekong Environment and Resource Institute. July 2008 (10 pages, 5.05 MB)

  More to come...........

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