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Education and Knowledge in Thailand: The Quality Controversy Pali Literature This book has as muchAlain Mounier and Phasina Tangchuang If an observer asked today whether Thailand is becoming a knowledge based society, the reply might be yesprovided that the country continues to invest in the education of her citizens. Yet the authors of this book take a strongly critical view of Thai education. Investing more money in education is certainly essential, but it will not automatically lead to a knowledge based society. On the contrary, they say,