BUDDHADHAMMA GOVERNANCE FOR MANAGING INDUSTRIAL PLANTS OPERATION CONFLICT OF ANG THONG PROVINCIAL INDUSTRIAL OFFICE

Abstract

The objectives of this research paper are 1. to study conflict management, 2. to study the factors that affect conflict management. 3. Presenting Buddhist Governance for Conflict Management on the Operation of Industrial Factories of the Ang Thong Provincial Industrial Office Conduct research in an integrated manner by quantitative research. Data were collected from a sample of 387 people, using a questionnaire with a confidence value of 0.891, analyzed with descriptive statistics, procedural multiplier regression analysis, and qualitative research based on in-depth interviews with 18 key informants or people, divided into 5 groups. 10 photos or people to confirm the results of the study.

The research findings revealed that: 1. Conflict management concerning industrial factory operations at the Ang Thong Provincial Industry Office was, by overall, at a moderate level (=3.24, S.D.=0.91) . This included aspects of collaboration, competition, avoidance, compromise, and accommodation. 2. Factors influencing conflict management related to industrial factory operations at the Ang Thong Provincial Industry Office showed that five aspects of environmental governance (rule of law, social responsibility, sustainability, fairness, and public participation in problem-solving) had a statistically significant impact at the 0.01 level. Furthermore, the six principles of Saraniya Dhamma (kindness in thought, equal observance of precepts, equal views, kindness in action, good conduct, and kindness in speech) also significantly impacted conflict management across all six aspects at the 0.01 statistical significance level. 3. Buddhist governance for conflict management concerning industrial factory operations at the Ang Thong Provincial Industry Office was found that environmental governance integrated with the six principles of Saraniya Dhamma influenced conflict management in the following ways: public access to information, public participation in problem-solving, transparency, social responsibility, rule of law, fairness, and sustainability.