ДОСТИЗАЊЕ САМО-ОДРЖИВЕ ЕКОНОМИЈЕ КРОЗ ОСМОСТРУКИ ПУТ: ПОДЕЉЕНА ОДГОВОРНОСТ ТАЈЛАНДСКЕ КРАЉЕВСКЕ ВЛАДЕ И БУДИСТИЧКЕ ВЕРЕ
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self-sufficiency economy, moderation, Buddhism, Eightfold path, Royal Government, ThailandСажетак
Да се приметити да практиковање будизма на Тајланду иде изван зидова будистичких храмова, због тога што се очекује да чланови заједнице инкорпорирају веру у свој начин живота. Овај чланак анализира како је Осмоструки пут интегрисан у различитим аспектима живота Тајланђана, посебно од како је краљ Бхумибол Адуладеј 1997. године иницирао филозофију само-одрживе економије и тражио од људи да живе по њој. Овај модел подразумева живот умерености, рационалности, разборитости, и употребе знања вођеног моралним принципима на нивоу породице – што су компоненте неопходне да се преживе кризе и достигне одрживост упркос друштвеним, политичким, економским и изазовима у оквиру заштите животне средине који су изазвани глобализацијом. Овај чланак објашњава како се идеја само-одрживе економије реализује у различитим деловима тајландског друштва тако што показује холистичке приступе и случајеве који указују на овај приступ. На тај начин, овај чланак описује заједничку одговорност краљевске владе Тајланда и будизма испуњење одговорности у одржавању баланса између економских сила, заштите животне средине, културних и духовних вредности, и добре владавине.
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