Mae-Cheam Model: Practices and War of position
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The Concept of Mae-Cheam Model is focused on the fire and smog management but the fundamental of situation is concerned with the communities right on land and forest management. The significance of the resolution is based on the holistic approach to involve with the mode of production, the poverty, economic growth and quality of life. Civil society and people organization are the importance mechanism for mobilize and movement to challenge the state authorities and social class. The approach challenges on social movement that is not enough and no more powerful to force with state structure. For sustainability, the war of position is the importance strategy to convince and intervene social class such as middle class, new generation, youth and social enterprise to engage and support the civil society and people organization to mobilize the land and forest solution
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