BUDDHISM IN THAILAND AND THE ETHNIC COEXISTENCE
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This article aimed to point out how Buddhism can be one of the approaches to the generous coexistence of ethnic groups in Thailand in the aspect of social, economic, and politics. This article also reviews the sustainable practices of the ethnic groups, generous coexistence of ethnic groups, and protection of ethnic rights for coexistence in Thailand. Buddhism for the generous coexistence of ethnic groups in Thailand will support them to live with their own unique cultures and customs while contributing certain benefits to the community both in business and socio-economy. This article gives suggestions on a Buddhist approach to develop generous coexistence of Thailand’s ethnic groups, conserve their sustainable way of life which teaches us about how to live in multi-culture, and finally protect ethnic rights for coexistence in the future world.
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