Political Concepts of the New Generation in the Area of Surat Thani Province

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Sittisuk Krisin
Supatpong Yaemim
Chananchida Thipyan

Abstract

This research aimed to 1) study and propose a political concept model through political opinions of the new generation in Surat Thani province, 2) study and propose a political concept model, and 3) study and propose a political concept model through social changes of the new generation. This research conducted qualitative research and presented descriptive research results to focus on studying the political concept of the new generation in Surat Thani province, leading to a conclusion and explanation of the phenomenon according to the research objectives.


From the study it was found that the new generation in Surat Thani province has political views and concepts that has variety Divided according to political ideology as follows: The first group is the reaction group that were the most politically active from the interview results that received straightforward answers Including asking questions and expressing opinions about political institutions through interviews next the liberal group is very prominent, especially from interviews that have a point of view that places importance on rights, freedoms, and the public interest of population This is the answer found in most interviews from every sample group. And the other group is the conservative group from the interview. In part of the answer who want to maintain traditional political institutions and social practices.

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Krisin, S., Yaemim, S., & Thipyan, C. (2024). Political Concepts of the New Generation in the Area of Surat Thani Province. Journal of Arts Management, 8(3), 742–759. Retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jam/article/view/272713
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