This article aims to study the change of food traditional pattern of Thai society at the late Ayutthaya period to the reformation period by historical method. To the finding, food tradition was economic activity and the change of society... by following social context. With reference to expansive economy, the late of Ayutthaya period to the early Rattanakosin period was the factor to create the change of people's lives. Their lives were changed from sufficient consumers of food to purchase

This article studies the evolution of Samut Prakan City from the creation during Ayutthaya period to King Chulalongkorn’s reign, when the city started to change from a burg to a semi-modern town. The study applied historical method along

The research for this article aimed to study the history of Thai women judges during 2508-2517 B.E. (1965-1974 A.D.), which was the first period of women’s employment as judges. Key questions of the study were: what was the context in which Thai... female judges were employed during 2508-2517 B.E. and what were the impediments to women judges during this period? The article is divided into four topics: 1) increase of women’s opportunities in law studies

in architecture during the absolute monarchy period. However, this conflict ended with the defeat of Khana Ratsadon’s architecture. The conservative intellectuals could create discourse, that diminished the value of Khana Ratsadon’s architecture

This article aims to study the economic and social changesin Southeast Asia during the colonial period (17th -the middle of the 20th century)by studying the case of coffee production and consumption. Coffee... plantswereused in commercial agriculture bywestern colonial powers who promoted cultivation inSoutheast Asian countries, in order to supply the world market. The study found that the colonial period was the time during whichpowerful western countries

towards "the world" different from the previous generation, as well as some of the same generation, of Chiang Mai native residents. In traditional society viewpoint at the period, the perception of “the world” which referred to the land of Lanna people