February 20, 2024International Journal of Transpersonal StudiesOpen Access

Zen and the Art of Doughnut Economics: When Limits are Strangely Liberating

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Buddhist scholarship provides a philosophical framework to reconcile economic design principles with ecological systems, fostering shared relational care across communities.
Theoretical exploration integrates Buddhist insights into the doughnut economics model to re-evaluate collective provisioning, social structures, and democratic decision-making.
Highlights the necessity of bodily awareness and collective redesign to respect ecological thresholds, supporting transformative economic movements beyond traditional models.

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates the alignment of Buddhist scholarship with Doughnut economics, highlighting how internal and structural shifts enable ecological balance.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e786ffb6db6435876f9b5b https://doi.org/10.24972/ijts.2023.42.2.121

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates the alignment of Buddhist scholarship with Doughnut economics, highlighting how internal and structural shifts enable ecological balance.

Zen and the Art of Doughnut Economics: When Limits are Strangely Liberating

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Zen and the Art of Doughnut Economics: When Limits are Strangely Liberating

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