Thailand's 'New Chinatowns' Bring In The Wrong Type Of Investment
Bangkok must find a balance between the lure of foreign capital and the protection of national interests.
A new Chinatown in the Huai Khwang district in Bangkok.
Chatchada Kumlungpat is a recent Ph.D. graduate and Guanie Lim is an associate professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan.
Author's summary: Bangkok seeks balance between foreign capital and national interests.
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