Buddhism -- Economic aspects

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This book dispels popular understandings of Buddhism as a religion that emphasizes the renunciation of worldly goods, by examining how Buddhist temples and the monastic community (the sangha) require tangible resources in order to sustain themselves. The first book to focus on t…

"This book dispels popular understandings of Buddhism as a religion that emphasizes the renunciation of worldly goods, by examining how Buddhist temples and the monastic community (the sangha) require tangible resources in order to sustain themselves. The first book to focus on …

Introduction: Sangha Economies / Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko, Christoph Brumann, and Beata Świtek -- PART I. Reciprocity, Money, and Trust: 1. Economic Agency and the Spirit of Donation: The Commercialization of Buddhist Services in Japan / Beata Świtek -- 2. Merit, "Corruption," a…

"This book dispels popular understandings of Buddhism as a religion that emphasizes the renunciation of worldly goods, by examining how Buddhist temples and the monastic community (the sangha) require tangible resources in order to sustain themselves. The first book to focus on …

"This book dispels popular understandings of Buddhism as a religion that emphasizes the renunciation of worldly goods, by examining how Buddhist temples and the monastic community (the sangha) require tangible resources in order to sustain themselves. The first book to focus on …