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- Kamnuansilpa, P. & Jinhirun, P. (2015). Tourism and Solid Waste Management on Koh Pha-ngan: An Exploratory Study. Journal of Humanity and Social Science Khon Kaen University, 32(1), 165-188.
- Kamnuansilpa, P. & Wongthanvasu, S. (2014). The Effectiveness of Local Government in Promoting Development: People’s view. Cho Tabaek Journal of Kalasin Rajabhat University, 2(1), 94-106.
- Kamnuansilpa, P. (2014). Images of Tambon Administration Organizations in Sating Phra District of Songkhla Province, Thailand. The Journal of African and Asian Local Government Studies. 3(3), 25 – 37.
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- Walaiporn, N, Kamnuansilpa, P. Sritanyarat, W. & Wongthanavasu, S. (2010). Family Relationship, Roles and the Meaning of Active Aging among Rural Northeastern Thai Elders. Pacific Rim International Journal of Nursing Research, 14 (2), 137-148.
- Kamnuansilpa, P., & Wongthanavasu, S. (2005). Grandparents’ relationship with grandchildren in Thailand, In Journal of Intergenerational Relationship, 3(1), 49-66.
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- Theodore, F., Lightfoot, P., Kamnuansilpa, P. (1985-1986). Mobility plans and mobility behavior: convergence’s and divergences in Thailand, In Population and Environment, 8 (1-2), 15-40.
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- Kamnuansilpa, P., Prohmmo, A. Bryant, J. & Wongthanavasu, S. (2002). The linkages between children and elderly persons in Northeast Thailand, In Chan, A. and Mui-Teng, Y. (eds.). Intergeneration Support in Changing Asia.
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- Lightfoot, P., Theodore, F. & Kamnuansilpa, P. (1983). Circulation and interpersonal networks linking rural and urban areas: The case of Roi-et Northeastern Thailand. Paper of the East-West Population Institute, 84.
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