The Political Ecology of Deforestation In Thailand (original) (raw)

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Deforestation in tropical developing countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, has reached alarming rates. This article focuses on Thailand, examining the historical shifts in power dynamics that have influenced forest use and conservation efforts. The political ecology framework is applied to understanding the conflicts surrounding natural resource management, highlighting how various interest groups shape governmental policies in the context of economic development and environmental protection. Additionally, the article critiques the tendency to scapegoat marginalized groups, particularly ethnic minorities, in discussions about environmental degradation, stressing the need for more equitable solutions.

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