
The Journal of Global Buddhism is an open access, peer reviewed scholarly journal established to promote the study of the globalization of Buddhism, both historical and contemporary, and its transnational and transcontinental interrelatedness. We publish research articles, special issues (special focus sections), discussions, critical notes, review essays and book reviews.
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Vol 21 (2020)
Table of Contents
Special Focus: Alternate Buddhist Modernities
Introduction: Alternate Buddhist Modernities
John S. Harding, Victor Sōgen Hori, Alexander Soucy
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1-10
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Christopher Emory-Moore
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11-28
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Soorakkulame Pemaratana
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29-50
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Casey R. Collins
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51-69
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Special Focus: Bad Buddhism
An Introduction to Bad Buddhism
Hannah Gould, Melyn McKay
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141-151
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Roger Casas
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153-169
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Rohit Singh
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171-186
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Nalika Gajaweera
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187-204
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Upali Sraman
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205-222
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Mariske Westendorp
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223-239
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John Nelson
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241-260
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Kristina Jonutytė
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261-276
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Hannah Gould, Holly Walters
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277-294
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Research Articles
Sara Ann Swenson
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71-86
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Ray Buckner
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123-139
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Discussions and Critical Notes
Jiyong Geng, Qiang Pi
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117-121
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Book Reviews
Why I Am Not a Buddhist? by Evan Thompson
Thomas Calobrisi
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87-92
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American JewBu, by Emily Sigalow
Vanessa Sasson
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93-95
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Women in British Buddhism: Commitment, Connection, Community, by Caroline Starkey
Amy Langenberg
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97-101
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Buddhist Economics: An Enlightened Approach to the Dismal Science, by Clair Brown
Wolfgang Drechsler
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103-109
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Birth in Buddhism: The Suffering Fetus and Female Freedom, by Amy Langenberg,
Caroline Starkey
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111-116
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