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Dr. Phimmasone Rattanasengchanh

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(940) 397 4899
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Assistant Professor
Department
History
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O'Donohoe Hall
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234
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Forthcoming Article

  • “Socialism with Chinese Characteristics and Equitable Development: A Look at the Thoughts of Cheng Enfu,” co-author Isaac Christiansen, in collection China's Model and Theory: A Study of Cheng Enfu's Academic Thoughts


Forthcoming Article

  • “Diverging ideas in a tragic effort for the neutrality of Laos,” edited by Edward Corse and Marta García Cabrera (eds.), Propaganda and Neutrality: global case studies in the 20th Century (London and New York: Bloomsbury, forthcoming)


Forthcoming Article

o   â€œU.S.-Thai Relations and the Complications of Democracy” Pacific Historical Review

ORCA Final Report: United States Involvement with the Hmong People during the Vietnam War in Laos

Brigham Young University Journal of Undergraduate Research, 2010, Volume 15, College of Family, Home & Social Sciences section (alphabetical order), http://orca.byu.edu/jur/old/2010/.

Book Review of William J. Rust’s Before the Quagmire

PASSPORT (The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Review) Vol. 46, No. 2, September 2015, pg. 40-41.

U.S.-Thai Public Diplomacy: The Beginnings of a Military-Monarchical-Anti-Communist State, 1957-1963

Journal of American-East Asian Relations, Vol. 23, 2016, p. 50-82.

The Role of Preah Vihear in Hun Sen’s Nationalism Politics, 2008-2013

Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs, Vol. 36, No. 3, 2017, pg. 1-27.

“The United States’ Complicated Relationship with Thailand and Democracy”

Thai Data Points: Timely Political Analysis Grounded in Theory and Empirics, April 12, 2019, https://www.thaidatapoints.com/post/the-united-states-complicated-relationship-with-thailand-and-democracy. Editors: Associate Professor Dr. Joel Selway (Brigham Young University) and Professor Dr. Allen Hicken (University of Michigan).