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“Buddhist” Intellectual Practice Tools for Integrating Spirituality & Social Change Work
Think Sangha is a socially engaged Buddhist think tank affiliated with the Buddhist Peace Fellowship (BPF) in the United States and the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB). We use a Buddhist sangha model to explore pressing social issues and concerns. The group’s methodology is one based in friendship and Buddhist practice as much as theory and thought. The Think Sangha’s core activities are networking with other thinker-activists, producing Buddhist critiques of social structures and alternative social models, and providing materials and resource persons for trainings, conferences, and research on social issues and grassroots activism.
Think Sangha Journal #3
A Special Issue of ReVision
A Journal of Consciousness and Transformation
Spring 2002 Volume 24, Number 4
Spiritual Responses to Technology
Think Sangha Journal #1
The Religion of the Market
Buddhist Reflections on 9/11
The West Against the Rest?: A Buddhist Response to “The Clash of Civilizations”by David Loy
The Blooming of Socially Engaged Buddhism in Japan? by Jonathan Watts
Annual Program Reports
- 2002-03: Buddhist Responses to Modern Violence
- 2001: The Socially Engaged Buddhist in the Era of Globalization
- 1999-2000: The Lack of Progress – Perspectives on Modernity
- 1998-99: Expanding Issues
- 1997-98: The Religion of the Market
Contents
Background and Vision | Papers and Viewpoints | Think Sangha Publications & Book Reviews | Member Contacts
This page last updated November 10, 2002
CONTACT
For questions and comments concerning Think Sangha, contact Jonathan Watts at watts@jsri.jp
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