Thung Kula Rong Hai: Stories and journeys towards managing economic area in postmodern conditions

The Thung Kula Rong Hai

Abstract

This article is to analyze the narrative of the journey of The Kula peoples on the wide fields towards the management of the modern Isaan economic area under the concept of postmodern conditions. Apply a methodology to analyze the discourse and practice of the little narrative. It was found that there is a Kula ethnic group in Burma who is patient in every situation, traveling, hawking, and trading for opportunities and life in Thailand. When traveling to the northeastern plateau fields, he encountered harsh natural conditions and was tired, so They lamented and cried that he might have to die in this field. Therefore, “thung kula rong hai” becomes a discourse in the narrative, reinforcing the environment that postmodern thinkers regard as Concealing, camouflage, hide the secrets of being a field and being other than the truth in the Isaan area. At the same time, such discourse is reproduced and managed by sector organizations. (public and private sectors) There is a green Isaan project. And this spatial evil can create the world's best jasmine rice economy.