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Sino-Thai identity in contemporary Thai media and literature: generational difference in a post-assimilation formation

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By KORNPHANAT Tungkeunkunt, Ying-kit Chan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article examines how contemporary Thai literature and popular media stage, negotiate, and revalue Sino-Thai identity across generations. It argues that Sino-Thai identity is best understood not through a linear model of assimilation or cultural loss, but as a post-assimilation formation whose meanings shift across generational and media contexts.
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A ‘local king’ in Taiwan: Jacky Wu, localised culture and celebrity entrepreneurship

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By Ying-kit Chan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Celebrity Studies Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/19392397.2025.2606588?needAccess=true ABSTRACT This article suggests that the phenomenal rise of Taiwan’s top television presenter, Jacky Wu, challenges Western analytical models of celebrity.
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Fracturing citizenship: street-level policing and discretion in Thailand

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By Bavo Stevens, Louis Plottel, Ying-kit Chan, Tyrell Haberkorn
| New Mandala
When I arrived in Thailand for my doctoral fieldwork in February 2024, the threads of a corruption scandal involving then-Police Commander Torsak Sukvimol and Deputy Police Commander Surachat “Big Joke” Hakparin were beginning to unravel. Big Joke was accused of allegedly being involved in an illegal online gambling ring and Torsak was accused of alleged malfeasance.
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