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Niwat Siwawuth
Niwat Siwawuth

The document discusses several countries in Southeast Asia and their respective languages, religions, and political systems. It then analyzes some weaknesses of ASEAN and Thailand in relation to the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). Specifically, it notes that ASEAN lacks a shared identity and focuses more on economic issues than other concerns. It also discusses challenges Thailand may face with AEC, such as structural barriers preventing equal benefits, an aging society, negative attitudes toward neighboring countries, and low English proficiency hurting its global competitiveness.

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Language Religion Political system Thailand Thai Buddhism Democratic Congress Vietnam Vietnamese Buddhism Socialist Communism Singapore Bahasa Melayu Buddhism Democratic English Catholic Congress Mandarin Philipines English Catholic Democratic Philipino Republic Myanmar Burmese Buddihism Military Council Malaysia Bahasa Malayu Islam Democratic English, Chinese Congress Laos Laos Buddhism Socialism Communism Indonesia Bahasa Islam Democratic Indonesia Republic Cambodia Cambodian Buddhism Democratic Congress Brunei Bahasa Melayu Islam Absolute Darussalam English monarchy
AEC has no sense of belonging to the same community, no shared identity to develop among the members of the association. AEC concentrate on economy and investment but ignores other issues such as environment, human rights and politic.
ASEAN was founded as a loose organization. and reforming the institution is made more difficult due to the objections of new members: such as Cambodia , Laos and Burma ASEAN policy: No-interference cause bad reputation in the western countries
Weakness and Threats of Thailand for AEC structural barriers prevent lower class people from enjoying the benefits of the social and economic progress from AEC Investors, big companies 5% Middle class 35% Lower class 65%
Thailand is becoming a senior society
Thai people still have negative attitudes toward to the neighbour countries such as Laos, Burma and Cambodia, also lack of learning more about ASEAN countries.
Educational impacts According from New York Time, say that "low English level can hurt countries' progress" Thailand produces a workforce with some of the worlds weakest English- language skills. World Competitiveness Report Thailand was ranked 54th out of 56 countries globally for English proficiency, the second-lowest in Asia.
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  • 2. Language Religion Political system Thailand Thai Buddhism Democratic Congress Vietnam Vietnamese Buddhism Socialist Communism Singapore Bahasa Melayu Buddhism Democratic English Catholic Congress Mandarin Philipines English Catholic Democratic Philipino Republic Myanmar Burmese Buddihism Military Council Malaysia Bahasa Malayu Islam Democratic English, Chinese Congress Laos Laos Buddhism Socialism Communism Indonesia Bahasa Islam Democratic Indonesia Republic Cambodia Cambodian Buddhism Democratic Congress Brunei Bahasa Melayu Islam Absolute Darussalam English monarchy
  • 3. AEC has no sense of belonging to the same community, no shared identity to develop among the members of the association. AEC concentrate on economy and investment but ignores other issues such as environment, human rights and politic.
  • 4. ASEAN was founded as a loose organization. and reforming the institution is made more difficult due to the objections of new members: such as Cambodia , Laos and Burma ASEAN policy: No-interference cause bad reputation in the western countries
  • 5. Weakness and Threats of Thailand for AEC structural barriers prevent lower class people from enjoying the benefits of the social and economic progress from AEC Investors, big companies 5% Middle class 35% Lower class 65%
  • 6. Thailand is becoming a senior society
  • 7. Thai people still have negative attitudes toward to the neighbour countries such as Laos, Burma and Cambodia, also lack of learning more about ASEAN countries.
  • 8. Educational impacts According from New York Time, say that "low English level can hurt countries' progress" Thailand produces a workforce with some of the worlds weakest English- language skills. World Competitiveness Report Thailand was ranked 54th out of 56 countries globally for English proficiency, the second-lowest in Asia.