2019
DOI: 10.34044/j.kjss.2019.40.2.14
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Buddhist temple management for religious tourism: A case study of Tham Khao Roop Chang temple, Songkhla province, Thailand

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“…Due to the longstanding connection between Buddhism and schooling, Prince Vachirajan began to experiment with combining the original monastic structure with the national education system by giving government autonomy over textbooks and their use to pious leaders in each province of Thailand (Tepsing & Boonprakarn, 2019). This merger of government and temple proved effective because the state did not have the resources to support the new educational infrastructure.…”
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“…Due to the longstanding connection between Buddhism and schooling, Prince Vachirajan began to experiment with combining the original monastic structure with the national education system by giving government autonomy over textbooks and their use to pious leaders in each province of Thailand (Tepsing & Boonprakarn, 2019). This merger of government and temple proved effective because the state did not have the resources to support the new educational infrastructure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%