Precipitating Causal Factors And Solutions For The Conflicts For Southern Border Provinces Of Thailand

Abstract

This study aims to objectively assess the primary Precipitating Causal Factors and Solutions for Thailand Southern Border Provinces Conflicts. The documentary study was used in the study. To obtain accurate statistical findings of the occurrences, causalities, injuries, and deaths, quantitative data analysis methods were also applied. The study's findings demonstrated that conflicts and unrest in Thailand's southern border regions might be linked to the history of Islam's introduction to the area, indicating that while other Bs, particularly the 3^rd B (Benefits) and 4^th B (Bureaucrat) were additional causes to accelerate or intensify the disputes, the combination of the 1^st B (Background) and 2^nd B (Beliefs) were primary causal factors rooting and accelerating the unrest.