Nanthiya Thongkanarak (Thailand) Visiting Scholar at Center for China’s Relations with Neighboring Countries, Fudan University, Shanghai.  Research Interests: Traditional Security and Non-Traditional Security. Email: nanthiya.th14@gmail.com Duration：September 30, 2017-October 31, 2017

Biography of Nanthiya Thongkanarak

Visiting Scholar at Center for China’s Relations with Neighboring Countries, Fudan University, Shanghai. 

Researcher at Strategic and Security Research Studies Division, Strategic Studies Center, National Defense Studies Institute, Royal Thai Armed Forces. 

Research Interests: Traditional Security and Non-Traditional Security.

Email: nanthiya.th14@gmail.com

Junior Lieutenant Nanthiya Thongkanarak is aVisiting Scholar at Center for China’s Relations with Neighboring Countries, Fudan University. She is also a researcher at Strategic and Security Research Studies Division, Strategic Studies Center, National Defense Studies Institute, Royal Thai Armed Forces. She achieved her Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science in 2001 and Master’s Degree in Political Science in 2005 both from Ramkhamhaeng University.

Junior Lieutenant Nanthiya Thongkanarak mainly researches in Traditional Security and Non-Traditional Security. She has published several research papers, case studies and commentaries.

Papers

-Three Sectors cooperated: The Non-Traditional Security Threats Management

between the Military, the Private Sector, and the Civil Society.

-Thai Army on Enhancing of Border Security Management with Neighbors :

Case study of Tak Special Economic Development Zone

-The Thai-Myanmar Joint Security Strategy

-Thai Army on Enhancing of Border Security Management with Neighbors :

Case study of Tak Special Economic Development Zon

-Thailand Strategic Outlook 2014-2015

Case Study

-Greece debt crisis to European crisis: ASEAN and Thai lessons learned

-City vs Home-grown terrorists

Monographs

-Food security: 21stThreat for human security

-Community Strength : The foundation of the country's sustainability

-Domino phenomenon: Falling governments of the Middle East.