The dissertation entitled “Integrated Buddhist Risk Management” has three objectives: 1) to study the concepts and theory of risk management; 2) to study the principles of Buddha-Dhamma that promote risk management and 3) to integrate the concept and theory of risk management by the principles of Buddha-Dhamma that promote risk management.

                 The research found that risk management is the management of risk in all processes by analyzing, assessing, monitoring and controlling risks associated with activities, functions, and working processes to effectively help organizations reduce the risk of the most.

The study of Buddha-Dhamma principles which promotes risk management, is a study of the criteria for selecting the qualifications of the ordained persons, which must be accepted by the monks attending that Saṅghakamma (deed performed by the Saṅgha). When being asked about the Antarāyika-dhamma, the ordained one required to answer the truth, to prevent the prohibited person come into ordination in Buddhism. They are required to study the principles of Buddha-Dhamma in propaganda, self-discipline and use at the appropriate time. It can also be used in Buddhist administration to reduce the risk that occurs in Buddhism.

The integration of the concept and theory of risk management by Buddha-Dhamma principles which promote risk management, is to integrate risk management concept and theory into Buddhist principles that support the risk management. In order to administer for the harmony of Buddhists and access to doctrines, and to prevent damage to both misconduct of Vinaya and non-bias in the Saṅgha administration and the propagation of Buddhism does not conflict with other religions.

Download