(197) Engaged Buddhism: Historic Relic of the 1960s or Alive and Well in Contemporary Southeast Asia?

Friday, March 20, 2020

Sponsored By AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC)

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

C. Michele Thompson: Disclosure information not submitted.

Dat M. Nguyen: Disclosure information not submitted.

John A. Marston: Disclosure information not submitted.

Jordan Baskerville: Disclosure information not submitted.

Ingrid Jordt: Disclosure information not submitted.

Nhan T. Ngo: Disclosure information not submitted.

Crafting a Buddhist Public: Youth and Engaged Buddhism in 1960s and Late-Socialist Vietnam
Dat M. Nguyen – Boston University
Maha Ghosananda in India and Thailand
John A. Marston – El Colegio de México
Glum Ahimsa and the Beginnings of Socially Engaged Buddhist Networks in Thailand
Jordan Baskerville – University of Wisconsin-Madison
Burma/Myanmar: From Engaged to Embattled Buddhism
Ingrid Jordt – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee