The Buddhist Integration for Promotion Idol Local Politicians in Middle Northeast Region
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This paper aimed: 1) to study the characteristics of idol local politicians in the middle northeast region; 2) to analyze Buddhist Dhammas in promoting ethical behaviors of idol local politicians; 3) to propose an integrated Buddhist model for promoting the model idol local politicians. 4) to establish a learning exchange center for Buddhist idol local politicians. This study was carried out by means of qualitative research. The tools used for data collection were: 1) an in-depth interview form, 2) a specific group discussion form and 3) a questionnaire. The data analysis was conducted by 1) Content Analysis and Inductive Analysis. 2) The model's suitability was statistically analyzed by using Mean and Standard Deviation.
The research results were as follows:
1) The characteristics of the Idol local politicians in the middle northeast region comprised of 7 components: 1) Intellectual characteristics 2) Ethical characteristics 3) Personality characteristics 4) Social characteristics 5) Work characteristics 6) Communication characteristics
7) Transformational Leadership characteristics
2) There were 11 Buddhism Dhamma principles in promoting the ethical behaviors of idol local politicians in the middle northeast region.
3) Integrated Buddhist model for promoting Idol local politicians in the meddle northeast region, there are 4 model: (1) Integrated Buddhist model for promoting Idol local politicians for self-management (2) Integrated Buddhist model for promoting Idol local politicians for team management (3) Integrated Buddhist model for promoting Idol local politicians for strategic management (4) Integrated Buddhist model for promoting Idol local politicians for Executive and Political Communication.
4) A network of learning exchange center for Buddhist Idol local politicians has been established at room 306, the Graduate Study Building. Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University Khon Kaen Campus and a network of 12 learning exchange centers for Buddhist Idol local politicians in Khon Kaen Province has been established.
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