CONTENTS
MINDFUL LEADERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE PEACE
CONTENTS
Foreword
Preface
Editors’ introduction
I. LEADERSHIP: POLITICAL AND MINDFUL
1. Moments to Mind:Principles of Buddhist Leadership and the Process of Cognition in the Sautrāntika School
Benjamin Joseph Goldstein 3
2. Five Principles of Global Leadership
Most Ven. Thich Nhat Tu 19
3. Right concentration and mental well being
Bhikkhuni Hue Lien 41
4. Buddhist Perspective on Mindful Leadership for Strengthening Peace
Ram Kalap Tiwari 51
5. To Achieve Mindful Leadership for Sustainable Peace: Suggest- ing a Buddhist Way of Josaseon (Patriarchal Zen) Practice
Ven. Jinwol Dowon 63
6. How to Build Up a Mindful Leadership for a Sustainable Soci- ety from the Perspective of Bodhisattva Ideal
Le Thi Thanh Thuy 77
7. Mindful Leadership for a Sustainable Peace Oriented by the Emperor Trần Nhân Tông
Nguyen Viet Bao Hung 91
8. Mindful Leadership for Sustainable Peace
Binodini Das & Ms. Amrita Das 109
9. Bodhisattva’s Leadership: Mental Leadership for Sustainable PeacePhra Rajapariyatkavi 125
10. Buddha and Sustainable World Peace: A Study on His Mindful Leadership
Projit Kumar Palit 131
11. Mindful Leadership for Sustainable Peace: A Buddhist Ap- proach with Reference to U.N. Charter
Sandeep Chandrabhanji Nagarale 145
12. Buddhist Concept of Spiritual and Mindful Leadership Qualities for Sustainable Peace and Development Ven. Devinda 161
13. Engaged Buddhism in India: Buddhist Approach of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar to Sustainable Society in India
Manish T. Meshram 177
14. Buddhist Approach to Universal Ethics through Good Gover- nance: A Study on Ten Royal Virtues
Biman Chandra Barua & Neeru Barua 189
15. An Approach to Mindfulness and Mindful Leadership
Ven. Thich Minh Thanh 215
16. Buddhist Perspective on Mindful Leadership for Sustainable Peace
Kalsang Wangmo 233
17. Mindful Leader in the Global Society
L. Udaya Kumar & GM Susmitha 247
18. Mindfulness for Self-Transformation and Becoming an Inspira- tion for Society
Ven. P. R. Tongchangya 269
II. SUSTAINABLE PEACE
19. Buddhist Teachings to Sustainable Peace Building
Ehelepola Mahinda 287
20. The Role of Religion in Leadership for Conflict Resolution and Peace Building with Reference to Buddhist TeachingsG. S. Charith Priyadarshan 297
21. Three Intertwined Paths to Leading for Sustainable Peace
Phe Bach & W. Edward Bureau 311
22. Buddhist Th ory of Peaceful Co-Existence
Samatha Ilangakoon 335
23. Some Unmindful Issues of Buddhist Leaders Who Seek Sustainable Peace
Rev. Dato’ Dr.Sumana Siri 347
24. AStudy of Buddhist Teachings with Respect to Conflict Resolution
Ven. Moragaswewe Vijitha 359
25. Buddhist Views on Violent Conflict in Society: Th Role of Lead- ership in Peace Building
Ven. Lien Vien 379
26. Mindfulness: A Tool for Sustainable Peace
Neeraj Yadav 393
27. Logic and Correct Mindset Any Peace-Making Leaders Must Ac- quire
Can Dong Guo 407
28. Sustainable Development and World Peace: A Buddhist Ap- proach
Chandrashekhar Paswan 435
29. Buddhism, Non-Violence and the Making of a Sustainable Society: A study in Prospects and Potentials
Rana Purushottam Kumar Singh 453
30. Signifi nce of Buddhist Diplomacy for Sustainable Develop- ment in Modern Asia
Santosh K. Gupta 463
Tran Duc Nam 477
32. Ideal Democratic Leadership for the Establishment of Sustain- able Peace through Buddhist Polity
Ven. Ridegama Wanarathana 491
33. Buddhist Psychological Approach for Sustainable Peace
Dipen Barua 505
34. Buddhist Approach to Sustainable World Peace
Satyendra Kumar Pandey & Simerjit Kaur 521
Biographical Notes on Contributors 541
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