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Prof. Patthara LIMSIRA (Thai Correspondent)

Prof. Patthara Limsira (ภัทระ ลิมป์ศิระ) obtained his LL.M. and LL.B. (cum laude) from Chulalongkorn University and received a Certification of Summer Course on Space Law and Policy from European Centre for Space Law; and a Certification of Honors from the Xiamen Academy of International Law. Mr. Limsira was a mooter of Chulalongkorn University team at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, Washington D.C. and the Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot, Hong Kong. He was also a coach of Chulalongkorn University team at the Monroe E. Price International Media Law Moot Court Competition, Oxford University. He has deep interest in researching into and publishing on international law and disasters. Currently, he is Lecturer in International Law at Ramkhamhaeng University and teaches ASEAN Community Law, Problems of International Law, Advocacy, and Juristic Acts and Contract Law. He may be contacted at: patthara@ru.ac.th

Thai International Law Links
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Burapha University < http://www.polsci-law.buu.ac.th/ >
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Dhurakij Pundit University < http://www.dpu.ac.th/law/ >
Eastern Asia University < http://law.eau.ac.th/index.htm >
Eastern University of Management and Technology < http://web.umt.ac.th/UMTT/LAW/ >
Hatyai University < http://eportfolio.hu.ac.th/law/ >
Huachiew Chalermprakiet University < http://law.hcu.ac.th/ >
Kasem Bundit University < http://law.kbu.ac.th/home.htm >
Kasetsart University < http://www.soc.ku.ac.th/law/main/index.htm >
Khon Kaen University < http://home.kku.ac.th/law/index.php/home/main >
Mae Fah Luang University < http://www.mfu.ac.th/school/law/est.html >
Nakhonratchasima College < http://www.nmc.ac.th/Faculty_law/Course_new.php >
Naresuan University. < http://www.law.nu.ac.th/ >
National Institute of Development Administration < http://law.nida.ac.th/th/ >
NorthChiang Mai University < http://www.social.northcm.ac.th/ncucms/index.php >
North Eastern University < http://www.neu.ac.th/~law/ >
Pathumthani University < http://www.ptu.ac.th/laws/aboutus.html >
Payap University < http://law.payap.ac.th/ >
Phitsanulok College < http://www.plc.ac.th/index.php >
Prince of Songkla University < http://www.law.psu.ac.th/ >
Ramkhamhaeng University < http://www.irulaw2.com/ram/news.php >
Rangsit University < http://www.rsu-lawonline.com/ >
Ratchathani University < http://law.rtu.ac.th/ >
Rattana Bundit University < http://www1.rbac.ac.th/law/ >
Saint John's University < http://www.stjohn.ac.th/sju/index.asp >
Siam University < http://law.siam.edu/ >
South-East Asia University < http://www.sau.ac.th/main/law1/index.asp >
Southeast Bangkok College < http://www.southeast.ac.th/law/ >
Sripatum University < http://law.spu.ac.th/ >
Srisophon College < http://www.ssc.ac.th/ >
Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University < http://www.stou.ac.th/eng/ >
Tapee University < http://law.tapee.ac.th/ >
Thaksin University < http://www.law.tsu.ac.th/main.php >
Tongsook University < http://www.thongsook.ac.th/index2.php >
Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University < http://nitiubru.com/ >
Ubon Ratchathani University < http://www.law.ubu.ac.th/ >
University of Central Thailand < http://www.tuct.ac.th/programs/law.html >
University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce < http://law.utcc.ac.th/home.php >
Vongchavalitkul University < http://i-vu.vu.ac.th/vu2008/faculty/law/ >
Western University < http://www.western.ac.th/home/CNE/laws.html >
Yonok University < http://www.yonok.ac.th/law/ >
Mahasarakham University < http://www4.msu.ac.th/politics/index1.html >
International Law Association of Thailand < http://www.ilat.or.th/ >
Blog of Private international law from Prof. Dr. Phunthip Kanchanachittra Saisoonthorn
< http://learners.in.th/blog/notes-of-archanwell-on-private-international-law >
Saranrom Institute of Foreign Affairs < http://www.sifa.in.th/en/index.php >
In Memory of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej

    His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand passed away on October 13, 2016. King Bhumibol was the longest-reigning monarch in Thai history, serving for over 70 years, from June 9, 1946. Fitting the promise His Majesty made to his people, “We will reign with righteousness for the benefits and happiness of the Siamese people,” during his reign, King Bhumibol Adulyadej was not only respected as the father of all Thai people, but was also admired as one of the most warmhearted leaders by many minorities internationally.

    His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej made great contributions to the implementation of international law, under his “Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy” harmonizing with the substantive development agenda. His Majesty received the first UNDP Human Development Lifetime Achievement Award in 2006. The accolade hailed the monarch's tireless efforts to help the most poor and vulnerable people of the kingdom. Aside from the deep and unwavering commitment to the welfare and development of Thailand, His Majesty was also well known for his policies on opium replacement. He achieved it not via law enforcement, but encouraging former opium growers among Thailand's hill tribes to grow coffee, corn, and other crops that were medium to high value, instead. As the result, the royal initiative projects were created to replace opium production in the golden triangle within Thailand’s boarder. These projects eliminated opium cultivation from the area and improved living conditions for former opium growers. The UNODC invokes the successful projects as one of the best practices for opium replacement in other countries. The UN General Assembly also recognized the efforts and his leading role in the promotion of soil science and conservation, and sustainable land resource management. His Majesty raised global awareness on the importance of soil as a means for poverty reduction, climate change adaptation, sustainable development, and security. Responding to such devotions, the UN designated ‘December 5’ - His Majesty’s birthday - as the World Soil Day since the year 2013, and designating 2015 as the International Year of Soils.

    I would like to express my most sincere sorrow for the heart-breaking demise of His Majesty, with the readers of the Journal of East Asia and International Law Looking after His Majesty’s spirit in his journey to the heavens… Patthara Limsira