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The 4th International Conference on Magsaysay Awardees Good Governance and Transformative Leadership in Asia, 31 May 2016

CONFERENCE PROGRAM The 4th International Conference on Magsaysay Awardees Good Governance and Transformative Leadership in Asia, 31 May 2016

Time Activities & Venue Morning Session

08.30 – 09.00

Registration at COPAG Hall (2nd Floor)

09.00 – 09.15

Introductory and Welcome Remarks (Prof. Sida Sonsri, Dean of COPAG, Chairperson of the Conference) Opening Remarks ( Prof. Dr. Sampan Rittidech, President of Mahasarakham University)

09.15 – 09.30

Introduce Magsaysay Awardees (Keynote Speaker and Honorable Speakers) and Chairpersons MC: Mr. Matthew Forrest Taylor

09.30 – 10.30

Keynote Speaker: Khun Mechai Viravaidya, Chairman of Mechai Viravaidya Foundation and PDA (Thailand) (Room D-415) (Four Decades of Development Endeavor ) Rapporteur: Prof. Maria Fe V. Mendoza, Dean (NCPAG, U.P.)

10.30 – 10.45 Coffee Break

10.45 – 11.45

Honorable Speakers

- Antonio Meloto, Founder of Gawad Kalinga (GK) (Philippines) (Room D-415) (Builder of Dreams)

Chairperson: Commissioner Dr. Alex B. Brillantes, Jr. (CHED), Philippines Rapporteur: Prof. Maria Faina L. Diola, NCPAG, U.P., Philippines - Dr. Cynthia Maung, Director of Mae Tao Clinic (Myanmar) (Room D-411) (Health Systems in Burma: Creating Unity, Peace and Sustainability)

Chairperson: Prof. Wariya Chinwanno, Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University, Thailand Rapporteur: Prof. Ma.Oliva Z. Domingo, Vice President, Kalayaan College, Philippines - Sanjiv Chaturvedi, Deputy Director of AIIM (India) (Room D-402) (Fighting Corrupt Nexus of Politicians-Civil Servants in a Democracy: Case Study of India)

Chairperson: Prof. Suraj Singh Langpoklakpam, Manipur University, India Rapporteur: Dr. Mohd Faheem, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand - Commissioner Mr. Laode Muhammad Syarif (KPK) (Indonesia) (Room D-207)

Chairperson: Prof. Withaya Sucharitthanarugse, SEA Program, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Rapporteur: Dr.Wanida Phomlha, COPAG, MSU, Thailand


12.00 – 13.00

Lunch at MSU Faculty Lounge

Afternoon Session

Parallel Sessions (A)

13.30 – 15.30

2nd Floor (Room): D-201, D-202, D-206, D- 207, D-211, D-212, D-214, D-218 D-219 3rd Floor (Room): D-333, D-334, D-339, D-340

4th Floor (Room): D-412

15.30 – 15.45 Coffee Break

Parallel Sessions (B)

15.45 – 17.45

2nd Floor (Room): D-201, D-202, D- 207, D-211, D-212, D-214, D-218 D-219 3rd Floor (Room): D-333, D-334, D-339, D-340

4th Floor (Room): D-412

17.45 – 18.00 Closing Remarks (Room D-415)

18.30

Farewell Dinner (COPAG Hall) (Best Paper Award Announcing ) MC: Dr. Kuboon Charumanee


Parallel Session (A) (13.30-15.30) Session in English

Oral Presentation 31 May 2016

Room Sub-Theme Presenter Title Chairperson Discussants

D-207

1. Local Government and Decentralization

(I)

1. Danilo DLR Reyes

1. Issues and Problems in Decentralization and Local Autonomy in the Philippines: A Preliminary Assessment of Impact and Challenges

Dr. Danilo DLR Reyes, Prof.

1. Dr. Weena Gera, Asst. Prof.

2. Ma. Zita Calugay 2. Promoting Good Governance through the Community Participatory Research Action (CPAR) Project

3. Noemi C. Bautista

3. Disclosing without Being Transparent: A Rational Choice for Local Government Bureaucrats? Taking Action: A Rational Choice for the Citizen?

2. Dr. Alongkorn Akkasang, (COPAG)





D-212


(I)

1. Hon. Benjamin C. Abalos, Jr.

1. Decentralization, Democracy and Development of Local Governance : Mandaluyong City Experience

Dr. Supasawad Chardchawan,

Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Jocelyn C. Cuaresma, Assoc. Prof.

2. Michael Tumanut 2. The Politics of Municipal Merger in the Philippines

3. Jose P. Gallena, Jr.

3. Taxation and Revenue Generation Strategies of Selected Municipalities in the Fourth District of Isabela, Philippines 2. Dr. Buraskorn

Torut, Asst. Prof.

4. Erwin P. Vibora 4. The Benefits of Local Taxation in the City of Muntinlupa, Philippines





D-211


(II)

1. Perla E. Legaspi 1. Citizen Satisfaction in LGUs : The Case of CSIS for Dagupan

Dr. Wasan Luangprapat, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Ferdinand Lamarca, Prof.

2. Remigio D. Ocenar 2. ICT Impacts on Urban Governance the Experience of Five Philippine Cities

3. Primer C. Pagunuran

3. Policy implication of a collaborative governance framework in decentralization – case of the Philippines

2. Sopit Cheevapanit,

(COPAG)

D-214 4. Political

Leadership and Governance

1. Withaya Sucharithanarugse 1. Joko Widodo's Leadership

Dr. Corine Phuangkasem,

Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Pobsook Chamchong,

(COPAG) 2. Chpa Chittpratoom 2. Malaysia under Najib Razak

3. Suraphol Srivithaya

3. The Integrated Mechanism of ASEAN Democracy Building Governance for Sustainable Development

2. Dr. Sukanya Aimimtham, Assoc. Prof.





D-218 5. Peace Process / Indigenous Group

1. Md. Mahbubul Haque

1. Protracted Displaced and Concern for Security: The Case of Rohingya

Dr. Samart Thongfhua, Asst. Prof.

1. Dr. Jaran Maluleem, Prof.

2. Milhaya Dianalan Langco

2. Study of the Development Plan of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

3. Bussabong Chaijaroenwatana

3. Networks of Civil Society Organizations dealing with Government’s Project Development in Pak Bara Area, Southern Thailand

4. Samart Thongfhua 4. Peace Process in ASEAN Countries: The Case of Southern Thailand and Arakan (Rakhine State) in Myanmar 2. Dr. Andy

Wijaya, Prof. 5. Hilda A. Manzolim and Lailanie L. Quilang

5. Revisiting The Traditional Practices Of The Itawis Families Of Isabela, Philippines





D-339 6. Law and Good Governance

1. Damorn Kumtrai

1. Cyber Warfare and International Humanitarian Law: Searching for Perception and Response of the Government of Thailand

Dr. Thepparat Phimolsathien,

Asst. Prof.

1. Dr. Wanida Phromlah (COPAG)

2. Walaiwan Mathurotpreechakun

2. The Legal Measures of Professional Sports Between Asean Countries: A Case Study of Professional Soccer

3. Maria Jane Angela Isabel C. Odulio

3. Effective Case Management Information System: A Key Cornerstone of Good Governance in the Judiciary

2. Dr. Panarat Machamadol ( Faculty of Law, MSU)

4. Phichet Thangto Buddhadhamma to prevent corruption in Thai Society





D-412 7. Education

Governance in ASEAN (I)

1. Nguyen Quang Ve

1. An Assessment Needs of Primary School Principals’ Transformational Leadership in Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam

Dr. Sangkom Pumipuntu, Asst. Prof.

1. Dr. Kuboon Charumanee

(COPAG) 2. Prapassara Thanosawan

2. Global education and Research in Thai Education

3. Pham Hao Nhien

3. An Assessment on Needs of developing Teacher Competency in Student Assessment in The University of Danang, Vietnam

2. Dr. Weerachat Soopunyo,

Assoc. Prof. 4. Tatpol Vajarodaya

4. The eight demands of Leadership Model for Thailand’s Higher Education Institutions and Business Schools in Asia to Achieve Global Competitiveness and Financial Sustainability





D-202 8. Education

Governance in ASEAN (II)

1. Agung Purwa Widiyan

1. Program Development to Enhance Instructional Leadership of Primary School Principals in Banten Province, Indonesia

Dr. Kowat Tesaputa, Asst.

Prof.

1. Manaswee Arjunaka (COPAG)

2. Nuttapong Khachornsaengcharoen

2. The Study of Components and Indicators of the Program to Develop Student’s Discipline under Mahasarakham Primary Education Service Area 1

3. Vanthong Phanlacktham

3. Developing a Program to Enhance Teachers’ Leadership for Luangprabang Teacher Training College, Lao PDR 2. Cherngchan

Chongsomchai, Asst. Prof. (COPAG)

4. Sam Synoun

4. Developing a Program Developing a Program to Strengthen Teachers’ Servant Leadership at Sustainable Cambodia organization in Pursat, Cambodia





D-219 9. Role of NGO in Japan

1. Yutaka Katayama

1. Changing Landscape of Government-NGOs Relations in Multinational Level: Cases of Japan and Middle Income Countries in Southeast Asia

Dr. Yutaka Katayama,

Prof.

1. Dr. Surat Horachakul, Asst. Prof.

2. Saya Kiba 2. Japan’s ODA Fund to the NGOs : Assessing the Impacts on Projects/Programs

2. Dr. Gamolporn

Sonsri, Asst. Prof.

3. Akio Kawamura 3. Rights-Based Approach to Development and its implications to Government-NGO relationship





D-334 10. Growth and Development

1. Mark Lawrence Cruz 1. In Search of Inclusive Growth and Development: The Philippine Experience Dr. Somjai

Phagaphavivat, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Samrit Yossomsakdi, Assoc. Prof.

2. Maria Faina Lucero Diola

2. Organization Development Assessment of a Collaborative Rural Development Initiative : Prospects for Change Management

2. Dr. Nattakant Akarapongpisak,

(COPAG)

D-333 11. Public Policy / Public Reform (I)

1. Dyah Anantalia Widyastari

1. Suharto’s population policy in contemporary Indonesia:Family planning program, compulsory education or marriage act plays the greatest role to fertility decline?

Dr. Wilhelmina L. Cabo, Assoc.

Prof.

1. Dr. Vinai Poncharoen, Asst. Prof. (COPAG)

2. Wahyuningrat 2. Analysis of Labor Force Management to Arrange the Effective Employment Policy in Indonesia 2. Dr. Piyapong

Boossabong, (COPAG)

3. Wilhelmina L. Cabo 3. Youth and Political Participation in the Philippines: Voices and Themes from a Democracy Project


Parallel Session (A) (13.30-15.30) Session in Thai



D-201 12. Public

Policy/Foreign Policy

1. Darunee Srimaneerat

1. A Study for Developing Policy Recommendations for Road Accidents Reduction in The Area of Bangkok Metropolitan: A Case of Sai Mai District

Dr. Achakorn

Wongpreedee, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Subunn Ieamvijarn, Assoc. Prof. (MBS, MSU)

2. Wayoon Salalnukulkit

2. China's foreign policy for disputes over Spratly Islands between 2012-2015

3. Wachirawat Ariyasirichot

3. Loeng Faek Model : Driving Policy Mechanism to Support a Sub-District Children and Youth Council, Reflecting Collaborative Governance

2. Jintana Muangman (COPAG)

4. Wassayos Ngamkham

4. Collaborative Disaster Management: Government Agencies and the Media

5. Pacharaporn Timwat

5. Collaboration Dealing with Haze Pollution From Neighboring Country to Thailand Under ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution

D-340 13.

Constitution/ Referendum

1. Pongpipat Thaolada

1. The Referendum On the Draft of the Constitution of the Kingdom Of Thailand: Problems and Challenges

Dr. Prayote Songklin,

Assoc. Prof. (COPAG)

1. Dr. Sanyarat Meesuwan, (COPAG)

2. Chalermkiat Parawech

2. The Politics of Constitution Drafting of the Thai Kingdom 1949

2. Sunthonchai Chopyot (COPAG)


Parallel Session (A) (13.30-15.30) Session in Thai



D-206 14. Strategic Management (I)

1. Suparbpong Laosansuk

1. Quality of Life Improvement the Outsourcing Security Officers Bank of Thailand

Dr. Sittichai Thansriskul, Assoc. Prof.

1. Kanta Vilachai, (COPAG)

2. Malee Jetsadaluk

2. The Entry into the Labor Market of Migrant Burmese : Case of Seafood Supply Chain, Samutsakorn

3. Yuthtakarn Rachakang

3. The Study of Structural System in Providing assistance Between The War Veterans Organization of Thailand under Patronage of His Majesty the King and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

2. Piyathida Kogpho,

(COPAG)


Parallel Session (B) (15.45-17.45) Session in English



D-207

1. Public Policy / Public Reform (II)

1. Maria Fe Villamejor Mendoza

1. Policy Reforms to Improve the Quality of Public Services in the Philippines

Dr. Pechladda Pechpakdee

1. Dr. Pobsook Chamchong,

(COPAG)

2. Dini Mulyati

2. Drug Use: Perceived Availability of Drug Use in One’s Community and Perceived Drug Use in the Community among University Students

3. Piyapong Boossabong

3. Uban Policy in Thailand : Looking Back and Moving Forward

2. Dr. Wariya Chinwanno, Asocc. Prof.

4. Pondej Chaowarat 4. Public Policy of Cycling Promotion in Mahasarakham City





D-212

2. Environmental Governance / Climate Risk Change (I)

1. Jocelyn C. Cuaresma 1. Assessment of the Implementation of the Typhoon Yolanda Rehabilitation Program

Dr. Jocelyn C. Cuaresma, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Benjamin Vallejo Jr., Prof.

2. Kristoffer B. Berse

2. In between the Everyday and the Invisible: Climate Change Perception and Adaptation among Filipino Children

3. Manoranjan Mishra 3. Smart use of Climate Data and Information in Indian Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges

2. Dr. Sanyarat Meesuwan, (COPAG)

4. Achyut P. Adhhikari 4. Communicating Climate Change: Issues ahead and Action Needed in Himalayan Regions





D-201 3. Woman' s Leadership

1. Marie Rose Q. Rabang

1. Women’s Participation In The Local Politics In Ilocos Sur

Dr. Ferdinand Lamarca, Prof.

1. Dr. Buraskorn Torut, Asst.

Prof. 2. Divina Quemi 2. Woman and Transformative

Leadership

3. Ma. Theresa F. Pescador

3. Carmeling Pichay Crisologo: Leadership of the Most Influential Woman in Ilocos Sur Politics

2. Dr. Wasan Luangprapat, Assoc. Prof.

4. Reni Juwitasari

4. Developing a Program to Enhance Women Leadership Challenge of Primary School Principals in Banjar City, West-Java Province, Indonesia





D-211 4. Governance in Health Services

1. Rapeepan Narkbubpha

1. The Satisfaction towards Scenario-based Learning in Enhancing the Ability to Solve Problems of Maternal and Newborn Nursing during a Normal Delivery

Dr. Songkramchai Leethongdee, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Achakorn Wongpreedee,

Assoc. Prof.

2. Doni Marisi Sinaga

2. Fecal coliform bacteria and factors related to its growth at the Sekotong shallow wells (West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia)

3. Heni Purnama

3. Relationship between Insight, Family Support and Medication Adherence Among Patients With Schizophrenia In Bandung, West Java, Indonesia 2. Noemi C.

Bautista

4. Nazliansyah

4. Knowledge, Availability of Hand Washing Facilities, Perceived, and Hand Washing Behavior among Elementary Schools in Indonesia





D-218

5. Governing Freedom of

Expression in the Philippines and

Thailand

1. Arminda V. Santiago 1. Indie Filmmaking : The Struggle for Freedom of Expression

Dr. Arminda Santiago, Prof.

1. Dr. Saya Kiba, Asst. Prof. 2. Danilo A. Arao

2. Press Freedom, Governance, and Culture of Impunity: The Alarming Case of the Philippines

3. Victor C. Avecilla 3. Freedom of Information and the Philippine Broadcast Media

4. Elena E. Pernia

4. Communicating Science-Based Information on Biodiversity and Resilience & Its Potential for Local And National Governance 2. Dr. Lee Chung

Hee, Prof. 5. Tanyatorn Panyasopon

5. Mass Media and the Promotion of ASEAN: Perspectives from Thai





D-340 6. Governance in Tourism

1. Sarinthip Pantapalungkul

1. The Motivation, Expectation and Perception of International Patients towards Medical Tourism in Thailand Dr. Somkiet

Poopatwiboon, Asst. Prof.

1. Dr. Prayote Songklin, Assoc. Prof. (COPAG)

2. Thitiphon Bunpluk 2. Push and Pull Factors Influencing the International Gay Tourists to Travel to Thailand

2. Dr. Joan T. Carinugan, Asst.

Prof.

D-334

7. Environmental Governance / Climate Risk Change (II)

1. Weena Gera

1. Institutional incentives and community deliberations in local urban governance for resilience and sustainable development

Dr. Charlie Navanugraha,

Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Tavida Kamolvej, Asst.

Prof.

2. Elizabeth F. Milo

3.Disaster risk-poverty nexus: Empirical evidence concerning rural fisher folk communities in the typhoon Yolanda corridor 2. Dr. Mastura

Mahmud, Prof. 3. Robinson M. Perez and Ricmar P. Aquino

3. Effectiveness of The Policing Program Against Illegal Logging In The Fourth District of Isabela Province





D-339 8. Local Wisdom/ Management

1. Kanitha Chitchang

1. Ratchadamnoen Avenue. and the Community Development : A Case Study of the Ratchanadda Temple’s Community. Dr. Sujin

Butdisuwan, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Taweesin Suebwattana, Asooc. Prof.

2. Khanthamaly Yangnouvong

2. Management of Local Wisdom Information in Vientiane Metropolitan Are, Lao People's Democratic Republic

2. Dr. Sisikka Wannajun, Asst.

Prof.


Parallel Session (B) (15.45-17.45) Session in Thai



D-333 9. Public Policy (I)

1. Chanchanoke Chennarong

1. Corruption and Its Impact on the Confidence of Transnational Corporations Electronic Industries' Investment in Thailand

Dr. Ake Tangsupvattana,

Assoc. Prof.

1. Thawatchai Pongsri,

(COPAG) 2. Teerapon Kreangpun

2. Accountability and problems of network governance : case of The Teachers Council of Thailand

3. Pongpat Siruntawineti

3. The Desired Attributes of the Governing officers in Southern Border Provinces

2. Prin Tepnarin, (COPAG)

4. Paluz Kaewsupasawat

4. Enforcement of the Alcoholic Drink Control Act, B.E.2551, Around Mahasarakham University

5. Nattawut Pechdamdee

5. Policy Regarding the Increasing of the Role of Standing Committee, The Senate on Controlling State Administration





D-412 10. Local Government

1. Sojirat Keawnurn

1. A Preliminary Study on Local Internal Audit System: A Case of Local Authorities in Nonthaburi Province

Dr. Wanida Phromlah (COPAG)

1. Cherngchan Chongsomchai,

Asst. Prof. (COPAG)

2. Danai Kamkoon

2. The Formation and Movement of The Associations of Sub-District Administrative Organization (SAO) Officials After 1994

3. Somnuek Panyasing

3. The Development of Civic Politics within the Community Democracy Development Process: A Case Study of Na Chum Saeng Sub-district, Phu Wiang District, Khon Kaen Province

2. Tipsuda Yanapirat (COPAG)





D-219 11. Urban Development

1. Prasongchai Setthasuravich

1. Kingdon's model of Agenda Setting of Rail Transit System in Thailand : A Case Study of Thailand's High Speed Train Project

Chalermkiat Parawech, Asst. Prof. (COPAG)

1. Kanta Vilachai, (COPAG)

2. Premchai Janjumpa 2. Cultural Capital Management for Urban Development, Songkhla Municipality, Thailand

3. Jattupon Lama Permwongmak

3. The Role of the Strategic Committee and Party Branches of the Democrat Party in Northeast Region

2. Piyathida Kogpho,

(COPAG) 4. Patcharapan Chobtham

4. The National Term about Waste : A Roadmap for Implementing a Management of Solid Waste and Hazardous waste Policy by National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO)





D-202 12. Strategic Management (II)

1. Malilynn Prasertsang

1. Corporate Social Responsibility Strategic Implementation of Listed Companies in The Stock Exchange of Thailand: Set Sustainability Awards 2015

Dr. Sittichai Thansriskul, Assoc. Prof.

1. Dr. Apichat Jaiaree, Asst.

Prof.

2. Nittaya Banko

2. Factors affecting the engagement of government personnel Merchant Marine Training Centre Marine Department, Ministry of Transport

2. Wachirawat Ariyasirichot

(COPAG)


Parallel Session (B)(15.45-17.45) Session in Lao



D-214

13. Social and Economic

Development in Lao-PDR

1. Bounmy Ladsamyxay

1. Problems on Foreign Laborer Management in Lao PDR Research from 2014-2015

Dr. Alongkorn Akkasang, (COPAG)

1. Dr. Subunn Ieamvijarn, Assoc. Prof. (MBS, MSU)

2. Somphonexay Vongdara

2. Vision and Strategy : Economic-Socio Development Plan in 10 years of Lao PDR (2016-2025)

3. Somphavanh Sihalath

3. The Problems and Obstacles in Improving of the Local Administration in Lao PDR 2. Sunthonchai

Chopyot (COPAG)

4. Daviengsouk Vangvichith

4. The Prevention of using violence towards Lao's woman and the support of woman's role at the present time

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