Journal of Global Buddhism

A globe suspended over a Buddhist altar at The Origins Centre, Balingup, Western Australia, photo by Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko.

Current Issue

Vol. 27 No. 1 (2026)

Published: 2026-07-03

Research Articles

“Being with”: Support Networks during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Erica Baffelli

1-18
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Female Leadership and Lay Moral Agency in Thai Buddhism: The Knowing Buddha Organization and Soteriological Inclusivity

Pattaradhorn Sanpinit , Natchapol Sirisawad

19-42
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Between Indigenous Knowledge and Imperial Scholarship: Buryat Lama Galsan Gomboev as a Russian Orientologist

Nikolay Tsyrempilov

43-60
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Discussions and Critical Notes

Travelers and Magicians: Bhutan, Globalization, and the Buddhist Film

Rinchen Dorji

61-64
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Symposium: Buddhism and Sexual Abuse

Editors’ Introduction: Buddhism and Sexual Abuse

Ann Gleig, Sarah Jacoby, Amy Paris Langenberg

65-70
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Sacred Spaces, Silent Suffering: Sexual Abuse in Vajrayāna Buddhist Contexts

Karma Tashi Choedron, Tenzin Dadon

71-77
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Sexual Abuse in the Buddhist Monastery: A Burden for Sri Lankan Children

Namal Rathnayake

78-82
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Survivors' Roundtable: Centering Survivor Voices

Rachel Bernstein, Catherine Pilfrey, Caroline DeVane, Linda Modaro, Rachel Montgomery, Nancy Floy

83-88
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Deconstructing Demonesses: Tsepongza, Misogyny, and the Structural Implications of Telling Stories of Sexual Violence

Somtsobhum Khyung

89-93
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The Good, The Bad and the Ugly: Can the Legal System Bring Justice to Survivors of Sexual Abuse in Spiritual Communities?

Carol Merchasin

94-98
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"What Can Buddhist Studies Offer Survivors?" A Roundtable Discussion Featuring Kali Nyima Cape, Damchö Diana Finnegan, Ann Gleig, Sarah Jacoby, and Amy Paris Langenberg

Kali Nyima Cape, Damchö Diana Finnegan, Ann Gleig, Sarah Jacoby, Amy Paris Langenberg

99-108
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Book Reviews

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