A Buddhist Approach to International Relations

Exploring the potential of a Buddhist framework, this book presents a non-Western theory of international relations that challenges the dominant Westphalian model. It delves into the philosophical underpinnings of Buddhism, offering insights into human nature, political behavior, and statecraft. The author posits that this approach can provide a viable alternative to traditional Western theories, aiming to transcend existing dilemmas in international politics. The discussion encompasses the implications for politics and economics, making a case for a transformative perspective in the field.