Political Symbolic Communication of Students and People's Networks in the Reform of Thailand
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The purpose of this research is to study the origination and analyze the operation form of political symbols of The Student and People Network for Thailand Reform (SNT) during 2013-2015. 2. To efficiently apply for the political movement of the Student and People Network for Thailand Reform (SNT). It is the quality research that determines the method of data collection by document analysis and in-depth interviews which using interviews form as tools and major informants are the mainstay of SNT and advisors who are operation team of SNT together with Student and People Network for Thailand Reform (SNT) and the person concerned in a political movement.
The research found that the symbolic politics of the Student and People Network for Thailand Reform from the past have expanded more from these contexts and factors 1. Problems of non-transparency of country management of the government 2. The protest of legislation 3. The enfranchisement of public meetings for political movement under the constitution of Kingdom of Thailand 1997 and 5. The use of technologies and new communication instruments in a political movement. In terms of using the political symbols form found that the Student and People Network for Thailand Reform create the language of political symbols as follows “Student” “People” Reform” “Fearless” “Love of Brotherhood and supporting” national flag, marching, canvas shoes, music, tear gas glasses and show barehand to the political moment meeting.
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